Childlike-plugin mods

  • Resolved austintude

    (@austintude)


    8 years ago

    I have modified several of the template pages (single.php, header-bar.php, footer.php, style.css – to name just a few) by hand so they maintain a level of consistency with the rest of the website which is 100% AMP valid, but…

    When the AMP plugin is updated, I have to replace the new template files with the old ones I modified previously. Is there no way to create some form of child-theme-plugin for the AMP plugin so that when the updates occur, my child-theme overwrites the template files?

    Is there, perhaps, a better way to do this instead of the way I am doing it currently?

    Also, the comments section does not work seamlessly. In order for a visitor to leave a comment, they get kicked out of the AMPed version of the post and are redirected to the non-AMP post. As such, I cannot then keep my promise to the client that their site is to be 100% AMP valid, even with the WordPress portion of their site.

    Is there a way to call the comments and allow them to post from within the AMPed post version?

    Thanks in advance

    • This topic was modified 8 years ago by austintude.

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  • Thread Starter austintude

    (@austintude)

    7 years, 11 months ago

    Hmm. So I’ve modified the original templates beyond recognition but what is meant by ‘serve AMP responses’?

    I guess I don’t need the AMP theme support in this instance but even still, not being able to get this to work means I can’t use this option later (unless I understand the differences better).

    Thread Starter austintude

    (@austintude)

    7 years, 11 months ago

    Hmm. So I’ve modified the original templates beyond recognition but what is meant by ‘serve AMP responses’?

    I guess I don’t need the AMP theme support in this instance but even still, not being able to get this to work means I can’t use this option later (unless I understand the differences better).

    xinuxanu

    (@xinuxanu)

    7 years, 11 months ago

    Hi, yes I’m copying de templates from the plugin to my theme and I want to modify them.
    In my first attempt I tried to copy the templates in my_theme > amp > templates > template.php and it doesn’t work.
    Copying the templates directly into my_them > amp > template.php it works perfectly in my case.

    Thank’s for the support

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