We talked about how to make Jetpack WordPress plugin work with AMP in this post. One of the great benefits of Jetpack is its related post feature. Enabling the related post in Jetpack will display links to relevant contents at the end of your blog post. The location of the related posts can be modified …
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A properly designed site logo is an integral part of your AMP pages. The AMP site logo is displayed within Google’s search carousel and immediately introduces your brand to the surfers. The suggested AMP logo for WordPress size by Google is 600 x 60 px. If you are a WordPress site owner, the official AMP …
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Jetpack is a wonderful plugin for WordPress which is bundled with some great features for novice WordPress users. However, the plugin also adds some CSS codes to the web pages which are not compatible with the new AMP HTML Code and results in AMP Validation errors. Given below is an example of an AMP error …
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Since the release of WordPress 4.2, the Emoji style code was embedded into the WordPress sites. Emojis or smileys allow users to express their feelings using icons. If you are using the official AMP plugin for WordPress by Automatic, the WordPress emoji style code will generate AMP site validation errors as the code is not …
The AMP Project (Accelerated Mobile Pages) by Google has picked up steam and you should get into the bandwagon. Otherwise, there is a chance that you will miss out on heavy organic search traffic allocated for AMP based pages. If you own a WordPress site then it is easy to implement AMP versions of your …
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