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Site URL: http://www.theversion.co Hi im trying to get adsense ads to show on my site in amp mode. They normally show but they're not doing so in amp mode. In Advanced - header code injection i've put the first bit of code adsense gave me and then in Blogging - Advanced - Page Code Injection, I've put the other bit of code. If anyone can help i'd be v.grateful. Thank you.

Site URL: https://thedetoureffect.com/ I enabled AMP on my blog posts last week because I was advised it will speed up my site. It didn't, and it looked horrific and hid all the important information so a couple days ago I disabled it. Now, in Google search results my page still comes up with the crappy AMP version of my pages. When will it stop? Do I have to request reindexing for every single URL one by one with Google now? None of my Black Friday ads probably showed up this whole weekend because of AMP.

Site URL: https://www.mymichiganbeach.com Hi! Am running into a problem when I add internal links on a blog page. After the goes live, I inspect the page on Google Search Console and end up wit and error message reading "... Disallowed attribute or attribute value present in HTML tag." (See the attached screen shot of error message below.) When I remove the link, this error disappears. This means I am unable to link internally to my other pages. Can anyone please help me fix this? Thanks!

Site URL: https://ottertailkennels.com I have been using the markdown block to add nofollow links to my posts for affiliate links. These seem to be causing AMP errors in Google. Getting Disallowed attribute or attribute value present in HTML tag. Anyone have idea on how to fix? Every single mark down block is affected. Thanks for any advice.

Site URL: http://www.richardrobertsarchive.org.uk As you can probably tell from the title I'm not a web developer. I signed up with SquareSpace to avoid having to do things like this. Ive taken a look at the more information page for the warning on Google but it might as well be written in Swahili. Is this something I need to be worried about? Its appeared after posting several new blog posts so an educated guess says theres something wrong in the posts. If anyone has a link to maybe a blog post that explains this and the solution very simply for people like me who only know basic formatting html that would be very helpful too. Thanks!

Google Search Console is flagging increasing number of pages on my website with the message "The tag ‘img’ should be replaced with an equivalent ‘amp-img’ tag". The pages being flagged are old blog posts from many years ago but which are still getting traffic. Obviously they weren't AMP optimised back then and the problem is arising now as those pages get freshly crawled. Is this a problem that can be easily fixed or will I need to hire a freelancer? I'm reasonably proficient with SS but I don't have sufficient technical knowledge to do backend work on my site.

Site URL: https://rosylingerie.ca Hi there, I got a huge space below my image after I adjust my first section below the header in "mobile view" like attached. The codes that I use for the section is: @media screen and (max-width:640px) { .homepage .section-background img { width: 100% !important; height: 30% !important; top: 100px !important;} #block-6a1b1f1df9639c5c0075 { height: 500px !important; margin-bottom: 1px !important; } } Please let me know how to fix the issue. Thanks!

Site URL: https://www.propertyinvestor.academy/blog/hmo-for-sale?format=amp Google search console is telling me that multiple AMP pages are failing due to "Referenced AMP URL is self-canonical AMP". Has anyone come across this?

Site URL: https://www.thejub.com/ Can someone please help point me in the right direction or have a suggestion on why my website generated additional AMP url's this last month? No one seems to be able to understand why this happened or how to fix it (Squarespace or Ezoic). Before the change/error, we had our main url and regular AMP url which worked out great. Sometime in late February/early March we saw a dip in traffic and after reviewing analytics, noticed that there were additional AMP url's (extremely long) that were generating traffic from the website. This happened to a bunch of our pages - here's an example url. https://www.thejub.com/millennial-career-resources/jobs-that-pay-the-most-without-a-degree-good-paying-jobs-no-education?back=https://www.google.com%2Fsearch%3Fclient%3Dsafari%26as_qdr%3Dall&as_occt%3Dany&safe%3Dactive%26as_q%3DBest%20jobs%20without%20degrees%202021%26channel%3Daplab%26source%3Da-app1%26hl=en&format=amp Something common we noticed across each of these long urls was (?back=https://www.google.com%2Fsearch%3Fclient%3Dsafari%). You can also see from the attached image that Google pulls this "support.google.com" result ahead of my original AMP url. I've added the three URL's below with an image I pulled from the Google AMP tool to help paint a picture of what I'm seeing. Someone mentioned to try and clear the AMP cache but I was told I'm not able to do that through Squarespace. Any help or thoughts would be greatly appreciated! Original URL: https://www.thejub.com/millennial-career-resources/jobs-that-pay-the-most-without-a-degree-good-paying-jobs-no-education AMP URL: https://www.thejub.com/millennial-career-resources/jobs-that-pay-the-most-without-a-degree-good-paying-jobs-no-education/format=AMP Additional/Unknown AMP URL: https://www.thejub.com/millennial-career-resources/jobs-that-pay-the-most-without-a-degree-good-paying-jobs-no-education?back=https://www.google.com%2Fsearch%3Fclient%3Dsafari%26as_qdr%3Dall&as_occt%3Dany&safe%3Dactive%26as_q%3DBest%20jobs%20without%20degrees%202021%26channel%3Daplab%26source%3Da-app1%26hl=en&format=amp

Site URL: https://www.amoureux.com.tw/blog/2020/11/03 Hi All, I encountered a problem while test page on google search console tool and structured data test tool, my page(https://www.amoureux.com.tw/blog/2020/11/03) is blocked as attached image, which shows there is "image" data missed, i have no idea what image i missed? can anyone help on it? The second question, if the page is blocked by google AMP, would it be big problem on ranking? Thanks. LittleA

Site URL: https://ivnt.com/ How do I fix this issue? New tab (ivnt.com)

Site URL: https://www.bridgitsolutions.com/blog/increases-efficiency-simplify-resource-planning-processes Hi, We are building our own AMP pages and need to add AMP discovery tag to each page. <link rel="amphtml" href="https://www.example.com/url/to/amp/document.html"> Does SquareSpace have any sort of templating language that will allow me to inject the URL as a tag in <head></head>? Essentially, for URL: https://www.bridgitsolutions.com/blog/increases-efficiency-simplify-resource-planning-processes I need to add the following code in head tag: <link rel="amphtml" href="https://amp.bridgitsolutions.com/amp/blog-increases-efficiency-simplify-resource-planning-processes"> This code is unique to each page. Thoughts/suggestions on how to make this happen?

Hi guys, I would like to display a footer while using Amp – any ideas how this works?

Hi Guys, I reallly would love to use AMP for my blog, but there are some things that don't work. According to European Law the Link of my Imprint has to be displayed and users have to agree for the cookies. Both is not part of AMP in Squarespace. Another problem is that the ads are not displayed What can I do? thank you,

Have you considered adding integration for AMP for emails in the campaign feature? I know it has limited support right now for only Gmail and Outlook.com but it would be awesome to send transactional emails to clients and customers for things like booking appointments, adjusting profile/personalization features, send account updates, etc. https://amp.dev/about/email/