Hi,

Makes sense about the WordPress update since it happened right after. Everything is great and you guys are top notch. It should take some time before Google accepts all of the pages we submitted. Everything looks good and we feel much better! We just applied for Google and Bing News so we wanted to get those errors fixed and we're extremely happy you guys fixed them so darn quickly. Our old AMP plugin had 10 errors on every page and their customer service was good but their response time was horrible. They never fixed the issues either, so we did our research and felt good going with you guys. We were definitely right about that one.

Thanks and regards,

Josh

Hi,

1. We have absolutely no errors on any of our AMP pages or our desktop version. Amazing! We thank you guys for your great customer service, extremely fast response time, and fixing the errors almost immediately. It feels great!
2. And the in-content ads for AMP is allowed by Google, they just don't want ads exceeding the content, which is understandable.

Thanks and regards,

Josh

Hi,

You guys are seriously amazing! Thank you for your amazing customer service, extremely fast response times, and fixing the issue. We're amazed! You guys deserve nothing but 5 stars! We want to share the new results in the attachment.

Hi,

Thank you very much for everything. We appreciate it.

Thank you,

Josh

Hi,

1. That fixed the issue! Awesome, thank you.
2. We would want to have the option to fully customize it with no limitations I guess you can say. What we would do is keep "The Goods" and "The Bads". Then we would like the option to put in our "Average Score", instead of having the "Average Score" strictly average the five different criteria that are not optional. In result, we would not include the criteria. Another suggestion: having the ability to add as many criteria as needed? Your guys' review UI is very clean and sharp, and we would like to use that.

Thank you,

Josh

Hi,

That's the code I put in, and it automatically changes it to the <a href code. I just ran a test, so I copied AdSense code and pasted it, saved and published it, then refreshed the Customize AMP page and it switched the code automatically to the <a href. When we had an AMP plugin they only had us put in the ca-pub-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx and the data-ad-slot= (only the numbers for the data-ad-slot=).

And thank you for the Visual Composer information. That makes things much better than our old theme. There's a lot to this theme, we love it.

And we don't want to remove pages, we want to add them. I assume the search is defaulted to the WordPress search because all of our pages are taken out of the search for some reason. Our pages are mainly what people come to our site for.

Another thing, we have our own review system, so the review plugin this theme comes with restricts us in adding our actual review for a game. Is there any way to just have our own rating without the rating strictly going off of the 5 criterias that are built in?

Thank you,

Josh

Hi,

We also would like to ask how do we activate the block layouts for Visual Composer? They seem to be only active for the homepage.

Moreover, you guys wouldn't happen to know of any search plugins that are AMP compatible? For some reason the WordPress default search only shows our posts and never our pages. We use Algolia, which is the best out there in our opinion.

We just want to give you guys props on this theme. It's truly amazing. Looks so clean and professional and there are so many customizations for it, it's awesome.

Thanks,

Josh

Hi,

We cannot seem to add a Google AdSense code to our AMP. We always get the result showed in the attachment. Additionally, how do we make the mobile website version default to AMP?

Also, are there going to be any in-content ad placements for AMP as well as desktop version?

Thank you,

Josh