AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages), are a stripped down form of HTML designed to be lightweight and serve mobile content much faster than regular pages. Search engines favour AMP pages when searching on a mobile device, as these pages load quicker than the full site.
We recommend using composer as it will install all dependencies and libraries needed, run the following composer commands to install the module and theme at the correct version.
AMP installs a newer, incompatible version of the Masterminds HTML5 library, so version 2.3.0 of this should be installed:
composer require masterminds/html5:~2.3.0
Once the module and theme are downloaded, enable the module through the UI or using drush.
Step 2 - Setup AMP sub-theme
Create a sub-theme of the AMP theme, as per traditional Drupal practice. This theme will contain all of your AMP styling and templates.
Once created, install the theme through the UI or using drush, but don't set as default.
Navigate to Appearance > Settings > AMP sub-theme and scroll to the Acquia Cohesion section.
Check the Generate templates only checkbox. This setting prevents Site Studio from generating styles for this theme.
Click Save configuration.
Step 3 - Enable AMP view mode
Enable the AMP view mode on your content types you want to configure for AMP:
Navigate to Manage display of a content type
For example Structure > Content types > Basic page > Manage display
Scroll down to Custom display settings and open the accordion
Check the AMP view mode
Click Save.
Step 4 - Setup AMP settings
To configure and setup AMP:
Navigate to Configuration > Content authoring > AMP configuration
Set your custom AMP theme
Set Power User: Run the whole HTML page through the AMP library
This will run the whole HTML page through the AMP library and convert HTML tags to AMP compliant ones.
Click Save configuration.
Step 5 - Test AMP configuration
On the AMP configuration page click Test that AMP is configured properly.
The test page should look like the below:
Navigate to a page and add the following parameters to the URL: ?amp&debug#development=1
For example: http://www.mywebsite.com/about-us?amp&debug#development=1
This will display the AMP version of the page and provide debug information within your browsers console.
Important
If you see no content on the AMP version of the page, you may find that the layout canvas field is disabled for the the AMP view mode of your content type.
Navigate to Structure > Content types > [content type] > Manage display > AMP to enable it.
You may also need to perform a rebuild to regenerate your templates (Site Studio > Developer tools > Rebuild).
AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages), are a stripped down form of HTML designed to be lightweight and serve mobile content much faster than regular pages. Search engines favour AMP pages when searching on a mobile device, as these pages load quicker than the full site.
We recommend using composer as it will install all dependencies and libraries needed, run the following composer commands to install the module and theme at the correct version.
AMP installs a newer, incompatible version of the Masterminds HTML5 library, so version 2.3.0 of this should be installed:
composer require masterminds/html5:~2.3.0
Once the module and theme are downloaded, enable the module through the UI or using drush.
Step 2 - Setup AMP sub-theme
Create a sub-theme of the AMP theme, as per traditional Drupal practice. This theme will contain all of your AMP styling and templates.
Once created, install the theme through the UI or using drush, but don't set as default.
Navigate to Appearance > Settings > AMP sub-theme and scroll to the Acquia Cohesion section.
Check the Generate templates only checkbox. This setting prevents Site Studio from generating styles for this theme.
Click Save configuration.
Step 3 - Enable AMP view mode
Enable the AMP view mode on your content types you want to configure for AMP:
Navigate to Manage display of a content type
For example Structure > Content types > Basic page > Manage display
Scroll down to Custom display settings and open the accordion
Check the AMP view mode
Click Save.
Step 4 - Setup AMP settings
To configure and setup AMP:
Navigate to Configuration > Content authoring > AMP configuration
Set your custom AMP theme
Set Power User: Run the whole HTML page through the AMP library
This will run the whole HTML page through the AMP library and convert HTML tags to AMP compliant ones.
Click Save configuration.
Step 5 - Test AMP configuration
On the AMP configuration page click Test that AMP is configured properly.
The test page should look like the below:
Navigate to a page and add the following parameters to the URL: ?amp&debug#development=1
For example: http://www.mywebsite.com/about-us?amp&debug#development=1
This will display the AMP version of the page and provide debug information within your browsers console.
Important
If you see no content on the AMP version of the page, you may find that the layout canvas field is disabled for the the AMP view mode of your content type.
Navigate to Structure > Content types > [content type] > Manage display > AMP to enable it.
You may also need to perform a rebuild to regenerate your templates (Site Studio > Developer tools > Rebuild).
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