Example, if you open and visit site but exist link on website from facebok or youtube from desktop, url with www and if you open from mobile phone, then it will change to url mobile.

If you have social media and you add link on website to follow social media, link to youtube channel or facebook channel, later will change and adjust to browser device.

This functions not use CSS or JavaScript, but only use and add, create with if and else.

This code very simple, okay i will gift tutorial to you.

<?php

if (wp_is_mobile())

{ echo //your code mobile

} else

{ echo //your code desktop

} ?>

On Semrush detect duplicate title tags from non AMP and AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages), because problem this, then we are trying to fix it.

We think that most appropriate solution to prevent duplicate meta title tags in WordPress is to add an attribute in AMP page with name “Mobile Version”.

The method is not so difficult, you can use add_filter with document_title_parts attribute on functions.php.

Then don’t forget to add if (function_exists(‘is_amp_endpoint’) && is_amp_endpoint()) { // do stuff } so that name “Mobile Version” is only found on AMP pages.

If theme you are using supports amp, then you can use if(nametheme_is_amp()).

Okay this code can you use and add on fuctions.php in your theme.

add_filter(‘document_title_parts’, function($title) { if (mytheme_is_amp()) $title[‘amp’] = ‘Mobile Version’; return $title; });

Don’t forget, change mytheme_is_amp with your theme if your theme support amp paired with plugins AMP.

If it is true that you use wordpress and set amp mode template to Transitional, but will disable AMP to AMP internal link, continue to read guidelines on how to disable it.

The method is very easy and simple, you only need to add code in functions.php in theme you are using.

For example, you don’t want all pages /tags/ don’t want links contained in AMP to go to /tag/blablavla/?amp, then below is code you can use.

add_filter(‘amp_to_amp_linking_element_excluded’, function ($excluded, $url) { if (false !== strpos($url, ‘/tag/’)) { $excluded = true; } return $excluded; }, 10, 2);

It easy isn’t it, so if you disable a specific page, for example category, you just have to change code /tag/ to /category/.

Found on wordpress.org page, a woman named Milana Cap who on profile is Contributions, said that would stop any commercial blog.

During discussion about external link policy, we came to conclusion that we would not allow, at least at beginning and for now, any commercial blogs. So before you start arguing that some of popular plugin blogs have valuable information, let me stop you there.

Write a Milana Cap starting article published today, Tuesday (7/7).

He even firmly banned all commercial blogs despite his popular service. The ban was for fear of being abused, while wordpress tried to protect documentation.

“Allowing” popular blog plugins / themes / services etc. “and all other commercial blogs to put us in a position to protect documentation from being misused as a marketing medium, to protect ourselves from allegations of bias and to defend every decision we make throughout way. still, there will be dissatisfied parties claiming that we are unjust and they are wrong. The idea of ​​allowing external links will be its own goal. ”

In addition, this will completely shift focus from original idea which is:

Benefits for documentation users .

If this process has to spend too much time for Documentation Team to weigh, decide, and defend decisions taken, then there is no time for actual contributions and no benefits for anyone.

So official WordPress plugin blog, official blog theme, official blog of market or store (with themes, plugins, etc.), official blog hosting, other official service blog, etc. Regardless of whether they sell something or not, it is not allowed. This is why word commercial is wrapped in quotes.

This is in accordance with practice of HelpHub (end user documentation) for which no plugins, themes, hosting etc. will not be promoted or recommended. At HelpHub we only document what is at core or will be core.

The same thing applies here. If this website is dedicated to certain WordPress products (free or not), it is not allowed. These sites usually have product names in domain name but we will not limit criteria there. I am sure some cases will be unique and decisions must be made specifically for that.

The point is: we haven’t found best way to deal fairly with blogs or commercial sites and thus our focus is on links that don’t go into gray zone. We hope to finally discuss how we can safely enter commercial blog links (if this is possible).

Now it clear

We need to determine what is not a “commercial” website but also does not go into a personal blog, which can be permitted. For example, Stack Overflow or any Stack Exchange website. This is actually not a non-commercial website but is completely neutral to display on WordPress.org. This is not to say that being “neutral” in this case is a requirement but merely indicating that they are not interested in trying to abuse opportunity to get their links appear on wp.org.

Some tutorial websites also come to mind but it seems we are stepping into gray area here. Maybe allow a website with only a free tutorial? Is that there?

Let us hear your opinion in comments. All examples, ideas, questions etc. are welcomed.

If you have an opinion on subject now is time to share it. This is an important initiative and we want to make best possible decisions that will benefit users of documentation. thanks.

But there are conditions you must do first. Ie you must use a theme that supports AMP. After that you can install AMP by Automatic plugin.

After you install AMP plugins like in picture above, you can enter your WordPress admin dashboard. Next you select General AMP from menu on left hand side. Then you can choose Transitional. If it is true that your theme supports AMP, there will be an inscription that your theme supports.

After that you can download redirect mobile visitor plugin to AMP. This plugin can be downloaded by clicking following link:

After you download file in .zip format above, then you can install plugin and activate it.

By activating these plugins, visitors who access them via mobile such as from Android browser will be transferred to amp version.

Note: There not much we can give, just this tutorial, and I hope it will be useful for you.

In addition, these plugins are free of viruses and malware so you don’t need to be afraid.

The advantages of redirecting mobile visitors to AMP version can also affect optimization. This is all that I can give.

Note: Redirect Plugins Amp delete, because now plugin AMP Support Redirect