• Resolved MaxRGB

    (@maxrgb)


    Hello.
    I have a wordpress theme without 404.php page. If some page/article is not found I just check it by custom method and generate a message about that. AMP version of such a page is the same as non-AMP. How can I make AMP-plugin working in that case?

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  • Plugin Author Weston Ruter

    (@westonruter)

    Hi. If you want to serve any template other than the singular as AMP (e.g. 404) then you need to switch to the new paired mode. Viewing non-singular templates in Classic mode is not supported.

    Thread Starter MaxRGB

    (@maxrgb)

    Thank you for your reply.
    Tell me, please, how can I enable amp 404 page if I have custom 404.php file in my wordpress theme?

    Thread Starter MaxRGB

    (@maxrgb)

    version of amp plugin is 1.0.2

    • This reply was modified 6 years ago by MaxRGB.
    Thread Starter MaxRGB

    (@maxrgb)

    Adding 404.php file to /themes/my-theme/amp/ folder doesn’t help if I use AMP-plugin in classic template mode.
    At the same time, when I use AMP-plugin in other template modes (Native & Paired), there is no difference between pages of the site in basic and AMPlified view.

    Plugin Author Weston Ruter

    (@westonruter)

    Classic mode does not support a custom 404.

    Thread Starter MaxRGB

    (@maxrgb)

    If 404.php file in my wordpress theme is default wordpress file (copied from twentynineteen theme), what file should I add to themes/mytheme/amp/ folder to see AMP version of 404 page?

    Plugin Author Pascal Birchler

    (@swissspidy)

    @maxrgb Which AMP mode are you using? There are three options in the plugin settings: Classic, Paired, and Native.

    As mentioned before, Classic mode does not support 404 AMP pages and there are currently no plans to change this.

    Thread Starter MaxRGB

    (@maxrgb)

    Thank you for your reply.
    1. Tell me, please, how can I make my site working in paired mode? The problem is, that when I choose paired template mode in AMP-plugin settings all the pages are shown in my template view, but not in AMP-view.I mean pages my-site.com/article-url/ and my-site.com/article-url/amp/ look the same.
    2. How can I make 404 page working in AMP version? 404.php page is copied from twentynineteen theme.

    Thread Starter MaxRGB

    (@maxrgb)

    Give me some answer please.

    Thank you for your reply.
    1. Tell me, please, how can I make my site working in paired mode? The problem is, that when I choose paired template mode in AMP-plugin settings all the pages are shown in my template view, but not in AMP-view.I mean pages my-site.com/article-url/ and my-site.com/article-url/amp/ look the same.
    2. How can I make 404 page working in AMP version? 404.php page is copied from twentynineteen theme.

    Plugin Author Weston Ruter

    (@westonruter)

    Please share the URL to an article that is available in AMP.

    In paired mode, the AMP version of the URL ends in ?amp not /amp/. But you can see the AMP version by looking for the amphtml link in the head of a page.

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