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Postlight Mercury — Instant AMP results. Zero development.
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@stuli1989 Yes, it will! Here is how you could add the amphtml meta tag to your Squarespace article: https://support.squarespace.com/...
I love how simple this was to use and implement that I put together a quick plugin for WordPress users to easily implement it. https://wordpress.org/plugins/si...
@scottwyden just testing your plugin.... Oh no! An AMP link tag is present, but its href is not pointing to the mercury.postlight.com subdomain
@davidiwanow I just looked again and it's pointing to the appropriate mercury.postlight.com subdomain and includes the query to the page/post. Can you link me to an example where it's not working?
@scottwyden so i added to it my blog and tested a few links with the it's own validator and that's the error it threw up, i removed the plugin from my blog
@scottwyden this error message already mentioned >> Oh no! An AMP link tag is present, but its href is not pointing to the mercury.postlight.com subdomain
@marawan_1997 If you find Template > Edit HTML, you could try adding add the meta tag like this: <link rel='amphtml' expr:href='"http://mercury.postlight.com/amp..." + data:blog.url' />
@icipascal Mine : https://lawgier.net
Doesn't works very well on the home page, but great on articles : https://lawgier.net/2016/05/10/r...
@icipascal Yep, several. Google Splitsider on mobile and you'll see it in action in the AMP carousel.
Here's some code for Tumblr users (PH isn't formatting it correctly so go to the link to get the text): http://shorttext.com/796d9c1d
@franchiseking You could do one article at a time or programmatically add the URL parameter to Mercury's amphtml meta tag.
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