mazzly
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Bob's add-ons, for example, do not work with AMPXF. Suggestions have been made, and I hope to see, in particular, AMS integrated soon.
Yes, AMS support would be GREAT. Note, that doesn't mean AMPXF "breaks" it. AMPXF only supports threads and posts currently, so anything else is simply not in scope and will render normally. It is only for search engine traffic on mobile (i.e., Guests), and whatever you click on the page will render the full version of the destination page. I have a LOT of add-ons and there are no appreciable issues, especially when you consider the objective (get non-visitors directly into the content they were searching for, without other distractions / bells & whistles). Notably, XFES similar threads is supported, which is great.
I've already contacted Bob and received the needed things to do debugging and support for it, but I can't promise any ETA yet, maybe during the weekend I will have more time to look into itYeah. I already suggested the compability with Bob's AMS. Is a must have, specially for any website that generates CMS content.
I'm sure the add on support is going to keep going, since the developer is providing one of the best assistance around all this community, just like Bob.
Yes the XFES was added as me myself and some of the beta testers had a need for it XFES is good for lowering your bounce rate
I updated the FAQ item to explain about <amp-auto-ads> now alsoDont edit Templates...
Use:
ACP -> Advertising -> ad position -> "After opening of <body>-tag [AMP]" insert your
<amp-auto-ads type="adsense" data-ad-client="ca-pub-xxxxxxxxxxxxx"></amp-auto-ads>
Thats it...
FAQ: How to add Ads?
Ads for the AMP pages are added like normal in the admin panel: - Go to **ACP > Setup > Advertising** (in the left side menu) - Click the `Add advertiseme
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