Nick van de Veerdonk

Adds recent posts to your AMP content. Extends the AMP plugin (Automattic) via options page, works alongside all other AMP plugins by use of shortcode added to the plugins template. Shortcode allows to customize the endpoint of the links (to fit the AMP plugin you are using), add a title, and set a limit to the total amount of links.
<h4>NEW IN 2.0</h4>
If you make use of the popular AMP plugin by Automattic you can now use of the new options page! The plugin uses the AMP footer hook to add Recent Posts to your AMP content and comes with a series of new functions:
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Post type support: return posts, pages or any other including custom post type
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Display featured images
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Display the date
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Exclude posts by ID
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Change the priority of the hook
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As well the default options of setting a custom endpoint, heading and max number of posts.
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With the 2.0 update we completely rewritten the plugin (better queries, better compatibility, bug fixes) with you in mind. Although we’ve tested 
 extensively something might have slipped through, kindly <a href="https://jaaadesign.nl/en/blog/amp-recent-posts/" rel="nofollow ugc">let us know</a> if you find any 
 inconsistencies, thank you!
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This plugin is actively maintained but will not be supported. I will however try to answer any questions in the comment section of the <a href="https://jaaadesign.nl/en/blog/amp-recent-posts/" rel="nofollow ugc">plugin website</a> and create a FAQ here in the repository.

AMP Recent Posts

Plugin to display recent posts in your AMP template, with links to AMP articles (visitor is not redirected to regular website).

Google

<a href="https://amp.dev/about/stories/" rel="nofollow ugc">Web Stories</a> are a free, open-web, visual storytelling format for the web, enabling you to easily create visual narratives with engaging animations and tappable interactions, and immerse your readers in great and fast-loading full-screen experiences.
<h3>Benefits of Web Stories</h3>
The Web Stories format puts features and capabilities at your fingertips to engage with your audience via the power of storytelling on the open web. Specifically, you can:
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<li>Create beautiful and engaging content easily: Web Stories make the production of stories as easy as possible from a technical perspective.</li>
<li>Enjoy creative flexibility for editorial freedom and branding: The Web Stories format comes with preset but flexible layout templates, standardized UI controls, and components for sharing and adding follow-on content.</li>
<li>Share and link your stories on the open web: Web Stories are part of the open web and can be shared and embedded across sites and apps without being confined to a single ecosystem.</li>
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<li>Capture the attention of your readers by offering fast loading times to your stories: Web Stories are lightning fast so that your audience stays engaged and entertained.</li>
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</ul>
<h3>Web Stories Editor</h3>
The Web Stories editor for WordPress brings together a robust set of story creation capabilities in a user-friendly, WYSIWYG creation tool. Some of the key features you can leverage out of the box are:
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<li>A visually rich and intuitive dashboard, allowing you to easily navigate the story creation process</li>
<li>Beautiful and expressive page templates to you get your story creation process started quickly and smoothly</li>
<li>Easy drag-and-drop capabilities, making it easy to compose beautiful stories</li>
<li>Convenient access to WordPress’ media library, enabling you to grab your media assets right from the plugin dashboard as you create your stories</li>
<li>Customizable color and text style presets, making it easy to tailor the style of your stories to the needs of your content strategy</li>
<li>And much more!</li>
</ul>
Using the Web Stories editor for WordPress, you can easily create visual narratives with tappable interactions, and share freely across the web, or embed them on your existing content strategies. The Stories you create are yours in every way, as Web Stories belong to the open web, instead of being confined to any specific closed ecosystem or platform.
<h3>Audience: Everyone</h3>
Web Stories are for everyone! If you are a site owner, content creator, or publisher on the web, embracing the Web Stories format would be great as a way to enhance the quality of your content strategy, the value you bring to your readers, and consequently your chances of achieving sustainable success.
<h3>Terms of Service</h3>
By using this plugin, you agree to <a href="https://policies.google.com/terms" rel="nofollow ugc">Google’s Terms of Service</a>. By using third-party imagery and video provided by <a href="https://unsplash.com/terms" rel="nofollow ugc">Unsplash</a>, <a href="https://coverr.co/license" rel="nofollow ugc">Coverr</a> and <a href="https://tenor.com/legal-terms" rel="nofollow ugc">Tenor</a>, you agree to adhere to the respective Terms of Service.

Web Stories


I created story for an hour because I used it for the first time. I was excited to publish it but after I publish, I see the story for the first time however, when I share it to someone the link display code and no story created. After I refresh, the story is empty that looks like I need to create it again, however, I'm tired so I just uninstall it.


Publish stories turn to code and no story


Easy, elegant, and functionally rich, love using it. 


Love it!

Web Stories are a visual storytelling format for the open web which immerses your readers in fast-loading, full-screen, and visually rich experiences.

AMP Recent Posts vs Web Stories