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Development => Plugins => Topic started by: buninsan on November 29, 2016, 11:42:12 am
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Accelerated Mobile Pages is a Google initiative to build a faster version of the mobile Web. AMP is a new way of building web content for mobile devices that results in a simpler, much lighter version of HTML. Apart from a mobile ranking boost, there's a number of other reasons for going AMP:
Ultimate user experience. It's no secret that speed matters. Multiple research has shown slow loading time correlates with higher bounce rates. AMP pages were designed for lightning fast speed — their median load time is 0.7 seconds, while non-AMP pages have a median load time of 22 seconds. Yup, that's not just faster; that's 30 times faster.
The impressive load time of AMP pages is not just due to the lighter HTML and CSS. It's also due to the fact that AMP content is cached in the cloud and delivered not from your server, but from the Google-hosted cached version.
More clicks from search results. In his presentation at this year's SMX East, John Shehata shared the results of his AMP research. He found that AMP pages tend to perform better in search not only in terms of rankings, but also in terms of their CTR.
http://www.link-assistant.com/news/mobile-seo-2017.html?utm_source=email&utm_medium=broadcast&utm_campaign=mobile-15112016
Wordpress AMP plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/amp/
NEED OSSCLASS AMP PLUGIN.
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You're right!
It's strange that this function is not implemented till now
Is there someone who can develop it?
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Hi I am developing amp theme currently I am done with home page search page
item publish and edit won't be supported for amp as we need jquery for images and selection country city and all
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Hi I am developing amp theme currently I am done with home page search page
item publish and edit won't be supported for amp as we need jquery for images and selection country city and all
Hello! Nice work!
Could you share with us this theme? Or it will be available in pay edition only?
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Its Still Underdevelopment and probably i will release first version very soon
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Its Still Underdevelopment and probably i will release first version very soon
Looking forward :)
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For my homepage Google started showing amp a great success for me now :) trying to complete it as soon as possible
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Hi
guys here is a beta version of my amp theme
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Hi
guys here is a beta version of my amp theme
Thank you very much for sharing it!
My suggestion is to make it something like this in index.php :
} else if(Params::getParam('desktop') == "amp") {
WebThemes::newInstance()->setPath( dirname( osc_plugin_path(__FILE__) ) . '/themes/' ) ;
WebThemes::newInstance()->setCurrentTheme('mobile') ;
$functions_path = WebThemes::newInstance()->getCurrentThemePath() . 'functions.php';
if(file_exists($functions_path)) {
require_once $functions_path;
}
So we'll be able to save the existing mobile theme, and to include in header of normal pages
<link rel="amphtml" href="https://www.example.com/?desktop=amp">
To complete the Google rules
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I don't see any link for the beta version
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Its Still Underdevelopment and probably i will release first version very soon
Hello,
Any updates on this? Are you still developing the theme? Download link for beta is removed.
Regards.
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I have added but it has been removed by admin or moderator. Also many features are lost when using amp.I was waiting for someone who can put some bucks or required by someone to sponsor me for development.so I can continue the development of amp theme.
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I have added but it has been removed by admin or moderator. Also many features are lost when using amp.I was waiting for someone who can put some bucks or required by someone to sponsor me for development.so I can continue the development of amp theme.
Could you maybe put it on GitHub so others (like me) could help in the development? I think that would help a lot.
The lost features are the ones using AJAX I guess? I think that can be solved by separating some pages. For example, Item post page would be only category select and after clicking "Next" it would redirect to a new page which will load custom fields with the category ID from POST request in PHP, not with JS. Same for location.
Regards.
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I have added but it has been removed by admin or moderator. Also many features are lost when using amp.I was waiting for someone who can put some bucks or required by someone to sponsor me for development.so I can continue the development of amp theme.
Could you maybe put it on GitHub so others (like me) could help in the development? I think that would help a lot.
The lost features are the ones using AJAX I guess? I think that can be solved by separating some pages. For example, Item post page would be only category select and after clicking "Next" it would redirect to a new page which will load custom fields with the category ID from POST request in PHP, not with JS. Same for location.
Regards.
Sure I will put up and will share you the code soon.
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Waiting for your Best AMP
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Hello! Could you please put your theme on GIT? It will be very useful
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I have added but it has been removed by admin or moderator. Also many features are lost when using amp.I was waiting for someone who can put some bucks or required by someone to sponsor me for development.so I can continue the development of amp theme.
Could you maybe put it on GitHub so others (like me) could help in the development? I think that would help a lot.
The lost features are the ones using AJAX I guess? I think that can be solved by separating some pages. For example, Item post page would be only category select and after clicking "Next" it would redirect to a new page which will load custom fields with the category ID from POST request in PHP, not with JS. Same for location.
Regards.
Sure I will put up and will share you the code soon.
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