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supportHi, My website in google search console show this error in amp section: Multiple candidate images with the same width or pixel density were found in the “srcset” attribute of the “amp-img” tag. Please fix the issue to sanitize the amp img. Thanks The page I need help with: [ log in to see the link]
Hi, Could you please share the affected URLs so we can check the issue from our end?
Hi, Please check [ link deleted and moved to link field ] . Thanks
Hi, We are trying to recreate this issue. Could you please share a short video showing the steps you followed and the settings you have configured on your end so we can check it?
Hi, the issue is on all articles in the amp version, please see the articles in the website and fix in the next update to add a validator for the image size.
Hi frank10co, Thank you for sharing the URL. We were able to observe the issue while testing with the AMP validator. However, this does not appear to be a global issue, as it seems to be occurring only on your site. It may be caused by a plugin conflict or certain site-specific settings that we’re currently unable to identify. We tested it on our end, and everything is working as expected. Further investigation is required. If you could share any additional details, we’ll gladly try to replicate the issue on our side and assist you better. You may also try temporarily deactivating other plugins one by one to check for any conflicts.
Hi, From a several check the issue is caused from the plugin called Imagify, because serve the image src in jpg and avif format, please let me know how to implement a validator to exclude the avif format from amp post. Thanks
Thank you for the detailed investigation. We truly appreciate the effort you put into identifying the issue. We’ve reviewed it on our end as well and can now clearly see the conflict you pointed out. We’ve created a GitHub ticket to track this and will include a proper fix in the next update to ensure both plugins work smoothly together. GitHub ticket link: https://github.com/ahmedkaludi/accelerated-mobile-pages/issues/5724 Thanks again for bringing this to our attention!
Hi frank10co, We have released a new version of the plugin with a fix. Please update to the latest version 1.1.12 and check again to see whether the issue has been resolved.
Hi Sankeev, Thank you so much! Have a good day.
Hi, Could you please share the affected URLs so we can check the issue from our end?
Hi, Please check [ link deleted and moved to link field ] . Thanks
Hi, We are trying to recreate this issue. Could you please share a short video showing the steps you followed and the settings you have configured on your end so we can check it?
Hi, the issue is on all articles in the amp version, please see the articles in the website and fix in the next update to add a validator for the image size.
Hi frank10co, Thank you for sharing the URL. We were able to observe the issue while testing with the AMP validator. However, this does not appear to be a global issue, as it seems to be occurring only on your site. It may be caused by a plugin conflict or certain site-specific settings that we’re currently unable to identify. We tested it on our end, and everything is working as expected. Further investigation is required. If you could share any additional details, we’ll gladly try to replicate the issue on our side and assist you better. You may also try temporarily deactivating other plugins one by one to check for any conflicts.
Hi, From a several check the issue is caused from the plugin called Imagify, because serve the image src in jpg and avif format, please let me know how to implement a validator to exclude the avif format from amp post. Thanks
Thank you for the detailed investigation. We truly appreciate the effort you put into identifying the issue. We’ve reviewed it on our end as well and can now clearly see the conflict you pointed out. We’ve created a GitHub ticket to track this and will include a proper fix in the next update to ensure both plugins work smoothly together. GitHub ticket link: https://github.com/ahmedkaludi/accelerated-mobile-pages/issues/5724 Thanks again for bringing this to our attention!
Hi frank10co, We have released a new version of the plugin with a fix. Please update to the latest version 1.1.12 and check again to see whether the issue has been resolved.
Hi Sankeev, Thank you so much! Have a good day.