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Add built-in support for Google AMP #53
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@mboynes Looking into this... We have What do you think about this approach?
This way a site manager could use an existing sidebar containing ad units on their AMP pages. |
cc @bcampeau for AMP connection |
@davisshaver I like that approach. In retrospect, I suppose we don't even need the UI changes, do we? Unless, I suppose, someone wanted to serve entirely different ad units on AMP pages, and in that case we'd need targeting options. I'm curious what you think about that. Thanks! |
@mboynes That is a great question... More I think about it, I expect we will need something new, but I'm just not sure yet. If you're cool with the approach I can start testing it out in a branch. My hunch is that the unit size question may force our hand in adding UI elements. As well as the question about whether AMP pages need additional targeting capabilities. |
I'm absolutely on board with the approach, so go right ahead. Thanks for your help and input on this! |
Is better AMP support on the roadmap still? Specifically looking for the output of |
Ideally, from a developer's perspective, this should be implemented such that the developer would call:
And the ad would render as an
<amp-ad>
element. This would probably involve adding a checkbox to the ad layer UI to flag a layer as a "Google AMP Ad Layer" if the AMP plugin is active.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: