PenciDesign replied
Hi @kwaltdigital,
Please create a new ticket and our developers will check it help you.
Best Regards,
PenciDesign
Hello,
I am experiencing a similar issue.
For pages and categories pages, the AMP Url is correct (in my case : https://clairdutemps.kwalt-digital.com/amp/astuces-zero-dechet/). It does link to the AMP version of the page. (the website is currently protected my password > green)
The problem concerns the posts as the /amp/ is in the middle of the Url
<rel="amphtml" href="https://clairdutemps.kwalt-digital.com/amp/astuces-zero-dechet/zero-plastique/flower-and-the-old-tree/">
But the AMP version of the post is accessible with the /amp/ at the end : https://clairdutemps.kwalt-digital.com/astuces-zero-dechet/zero-plastique/flower-and-the-old-tree/amp/
Thanks for your help,
Nicolas
Hi, i can't post a ticket, the envato auth fall in loop :(
hi,
we are experienced an issue with the url for amp using your theme.
All of the canonical urls have the amp tag in the middle of the address, like:
https://arianapazzini.com.br/amp/receitas/como-fazer-chutney-em-casa/
and when i try to open in browser, has a redirect to another with the tag in the end, like this:
https://arianapazzini.com.br/receitas/como-fazer-chutney-em-casa/amp/
but in google all of the posts are marked as no amp because the error attached.
Can you help me please?
Hi, i'm got the same problem. Any idea when you will release this fix? Tks
I'm getting an error in Google Search Console for all of my posts:
Referenced AMP URL is self-canonical AMP
How can i change the canonical tag in the post to the non-amp version of the page?
for example this page:
https://joyfullygrowingblog.com/amp/led-light-guide/
it has the canonical tag referring to self (amp version)... but it needs to point to the non amp page:
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