I must have clicked Site 3.
Could you explain a bit what your needed "criterias" for ads would be?
I'm wondering because with AMP there are quite many limitations, like the user will always be guest, and since the content is (usually) served from search engine caches, the server won't really be able to serve up different ads etc for different device types etc.
The only criteria that would work for AMP pages are the node/thread-specific ones really...
amp_style_custom.less has logo styles and AMP_CONTAINER inserts the logo (and all other things).
There is a suggestion (and plan) to add more styling options like this, but it might take a while as we're focusing on adding support for more "content-critical" things at the moment
Yes, we actually kind of recommend running the forum behind CF, as they support "AMP Real URL" which is good for lowering bounce rate.
Roughly ~62% of our customers are actually running their forums on CF and almost all of them have enabled the "AMP Real URL" option
Sure. We are using the AdManager as a self service for advertisers, where we can target slots like "under 1st, 5th, 10th, last" post. Nothing fancy. The point with device detection could be indeed a problem. Now I see where you are coming from.Could you explain a bit what your needed "criterias" for ads would be?
I'm wondering because with AMP there are quite many limitations, like the user will always be guest, and since the content is (usually) served from search engine caches, the server won't really be able to serve up different ads etc for different device types etc.
The only criteria that would work for AMP pages are the node/thread-specific ones really...
There's no proxy. It runs in your install.
The amp-sticky-ads component could be used for this I think
Should be possible to add the code for that in the ad position "after opening <body>-tag" I just know the owner of the forum said he had "been stuck" just under 300K daily visitors for a long time before installing the addon, not really sure what that timeframe is.
This very much depends on how it is built.. If the addon is "public" and used by many forums, we will likely add support for it in our addon at some point. If it is just running on your forum you might have to do some coding to get it rendering correctly.
The addon itself runs fine without our site.. The added benefit of our site is the AMPBot validating pages and showing things that you might need to fix etc.
The amp-sticky-ads component could be used for this I think
At the moment you can edit the template amp_style_custom.less there is a .logo-container class with width set to 50%
That helped out a lot. I through some padding in there which fixed my header problem as well. Maybe a future setting under Style Properties where you could manual set them would come in handy.At the moment you can edit the template amp_style_custom.less there is a .logo-container class with width set to 50%
I will later add better styling options from the style properties etc
Yep, there is a suggestion for more flexibility over the logo, as some want it "fixed size" and next to the menu buttonThat helped out a lot. I through some padding in there which fixed my header problem as well. Maybe a future setting under Style Properties where you could manual set them would come in handy.
Well, I don't really know what to answer to that... Thanks?
I am not sure what's paid about the reviews here. This one generates AMP pages. That's it. It does not magically boost your site's rankings or improve ad revenue. That bit is still dependent upon the content you have and the kind of traffic you get.
You figured us out, we are all actually BOTS, the game is up guys, time to go home.
Well.... it kinda does for some
But no magic involved just simple logic: Google/Bing loves fast pages & AMP is really fast But yes, you are correct, if a person has a really new/small forum, or content that doesn't rank at all, or a penalized site, this addon likely won't help them grow their traffic much..
Looking forward to it
