#104 – Hello, I'm very interested in your amp solution

 I want to get weeblramp, I have a few questions though.

We have an ecommerce site built on "TheGem" theme, will weeblramp work on this theme?

We also have a few other sites built with elementor, will weeblr work on these sites too?

Thanks for your help,

Richard.

Hi

Thanks for your interest!

We have an ecommerce site built on "TheGem" theme, will weeblramp work on this theme?

On AMP pages, your theme is not used at all so the question is not so much about which theme you use. Instead an AMP-specific them is used. So some customization you may have inside your theme will not be used on the AMP site for instance and may need to be carried over to the AMP version if AMP-compatible, or re-coded in an AMP-compatible way if technically possible.

Keep in mind that AMP imposes some very serious restrictions on what can and cannot be done in terms of page content. For instance, anything that relies on javascript in WooCommerce or your theme cannot be used on AMP pages.

In our implementation, weeblrAMP will render simpler but fully functional WooCommerce categories pages, product pages, search etc including a mini-cart that's updated live. Variable products options selection is also done dynamically, which is unique across AMP extensions.

Have you seen our demo site for WooCommerce? especially the variable product pages?

What's left from there as a first step is to customize logo, colors, fonts - through our custominz options. You can also alter layouts and which elements to display or not from our settings. See this page of documentation for more details.

Lastly, if some things are not yet close enough to your standard site, you can use our filters or create some template overrides for more control.

WeeblrAMP will work with Elementor on most cases. Keep in mind that just like for WooCommerce, many elements Elementor can insert in a page (tabs, accordion) are simply not compatible with AMP and will be converted automatically or removed if they cannot be converted. So you will certainly have some customization work to do (use our AMP shortcode to have some AMP specific content for instance).

Hope this helps,

Best regards

Looks good.

Is there a way for me to test the plugin on one of my sites?

How could I make the amp site look very similar to the normal mobile site? Is there are a step by step process or are most things handled automatically by the plugin?

Thanks for helping me out.

Richard.

Hi

The community version of weeblrAMP is available on WordPress plugins directory, just search for "weeblramp". It'll have most features but not those for WooCommerce.

How could I make the amp site look very similar to the normal mobile site? Is there are a step by step process or are most things handled automatically by the plugin?

This is a "look" thing and nothing can be automated. Have you looked at the documentation link I provided? they show you what can be customized from the admin settings.

"Look very similar" is not a very well defined thing. It's entirely up to you how far you want to go . We advise that the general look and feel is the same, so mostly colors, general layout, text size and logo of course should be the same. Your header and footer should contain roughly the same things, for instance links to other pages like terms or contact us page.
If you want to go further, you can add some custom CSS (in the plugin settings). If you want or need to go even further, you can write some PHP to use filters/ do template override to modify the layouts or details of the output. Again, you theme is not used on AMP pages so nothing can be automated here.

Best regards

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