• Resolved acheetahpurr

    (@acheetahpurr)


    Hi,

    I have a problem, when I go (with my phone) on my site from my Instagram bio, I land on a amp version but without ?amp in the url, and everything is ok and I have further a nice lazy loading effect on my images.

    But when I go (still with my phone) on my site thanks to google, I land on my site but this time with ?amp in the url and my menu doesn’t work normally ( I mean the scrolling menu doesn’t work). Furthermore I don’t have the nice lazy loading effect my images, anymore.

    My questions are : Is possible to make land people only on the version without ?amp in the url ? If Yes, Would Google still consider my site as AMP ?

    Thank you

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  • @acheetahpurr From Instagram users may be clicking on a direct link to your non AMP site. If you want to direct users to your AMP site you generally need to include the full AMP URL (including the ?amp) when adding direct links.

    But when I go (still with my phone) on my site thanks to google, I land on my site but this time with ?amp in the url and my menu doesn’t work normally

    I noticed you are using the Newspaper theme, which I believe includes various AMP configurations. I would suggest contact TagDiv, the theme developer in relation to this.

    Furthermore I don’t have the nice lazy loading effect my images, anymore.

    Luckily lazy loading is built into AMP by default, a core feature of every AMP URL. If you would like to add styling there are various options you can use by implementing the amp-fx-collection component.

    My questions are : Is possible to make land people only on the version without ?amp in the url ? If Yes, Would Google still consider my site as AMP ?

    Below you’ll find a mini plugin that directs all mobile traffic to your AMP version:
    https://gist.github.com/westonruter/787c875e5ab724808c26014153e46ec6

    If you want to remove the /amp from all URLs you can switch to standard mode, although this would apply to your desktop version also.

    Thread Starter acheetahpurr

    (@acheetahpurr)

    Hi @jamesosborne,

    thank you for your answer, but I don’t have the lazy loading on my mobile amp version , I only have the lazy loading on my mobile non amp site (wich has the same design than my amp version..).

    And yes, on instagram my link doesn’t redirect trafic on amp version.

    So if I want lazy loading and a scrolling meny on my amp version, I need to ask Tagdiv team ? I swear they will tell me to contact you, but I will ask.

    I want to keep AMP. I am only searching a way to make my amp version corresponding to my non amp version (menu + lazyloading)

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    Thread Starter acheetahpurr

    (@acheetahpurr)

    @jamesosborne, I Thought I found my problem. The mobile theme was displaying on amp, so I disabled it and make it only load on mobile, but it delete ?amp in my url..

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    @acheetahpurr You don’t need to make any changes to enable lazy loading for your AMP site, it’s a feature already baked into all valid AMP URLs. The AMP lazy loading feature may not be as visually obvious compared to some lazy loading plugin solutions but it’s active on all AMP URLs.

    So if I want lazy loading and a scrolling meny on my amp version, I need to ask Tagdiv team ? I swear they will tell me to contact you, but I will ask.

    I was referring to the menu as oppoed to lazy loading. If you find the menu doesn’t work or act like it does in your non AMP I would suggest contacting the theme developer. Hopefully there’s an easy fix.

    Let me know if you have any other queries.

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