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To work with <a href="http://templatic.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Templatic</a> AMP plugin just type ‘amp’ keyword after any archive, category, details or any page URL it will display AMP version of that page.
After activating this plugin go to Plugin’s settings >> and make sure that “AMP” option is enabled at your site to use this plugin.
You can see different options here, like AMP theme, Header code and Footer code.
AMP Theme : By default, it will use ‘templatic’ template which is available on ” plugins/Templatic-AMP/templates ” this folder.
Once this plugin is activated at your site your site will dynamically generate AMP version. If you want to check the AMP version you need to append ” /amp ” after your page URL. if your page URL is ” www.yourdomainname.com/page1/ ” then you need to add the “/amp” after this URL as shown here. ” www.yourdomainname.com/page1/amp/ “. It will load the pages instantly with mobile optimised content at your site.
You can change style add your style into ” \plugins\Templatic-Google-AMP\templates\templatic\style.php ” this file, if you want additional styling.
One of our customers asked “ whether this theme supports Google AMP? ” in a pre-sales question. Which makes us curious and digging into it, it looks like Google AMP is targeted towards mostly the content-only, news and article content so that the user can read the news or article faster and not for the content and images rich, dynamic pages.
AMP means Accelerated Mobile Pages, in other words, it strips down all the design and functionality to show content only page to the user as soon as possible. Certainly, this means it is not built for advanced WordPress sites with heavy content.
However, what if you want to use Google AMP on a regular WordPress blog? We looked at the possible options and there exists an official WordPress plugin that lets enables google AMP on your site but only for blog posts. It wouldn’t work for different post types & taxonomies, pages or category archives.
We believe WordPress pages and WordPress posts under Taxonomies should be able to use the power of Google AMP.
Any WordPress blog once gets past few hundred blog posts might need to separate content into different taxonomies to keep things organised. For example, if you are running a Medical portal with hundreds of posts, you might have different taxonomies such as diseases, nutrition etc. so you can better manage your WordPress blog.
Also, a content heavy WordPress blog might have 15-20 important pages, mostly content but they are not a WordPress posts.
So we upgraded the plugin to support WordPress Pages and taxonomies.
We are happy to release an upgraded, Free WordPress plugin today that takes Google AMP further by supporting the missing pieces – WordPress Pages, Taxonomies and category archives.
How to use this Templatic Google AMP WordPress plugin?
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<li>Download this Templatic Google AMP Plugin from above link.</li>
<li>Connect to your WordPress dashboard (wp-admin) and navigate to Plugins >> Add New Plugin >> Upload Plugin >> Now upload the downloaded (Templatic-Google-AMP.zip) file >> Click on “ Install Now ”</li>
<li>Once you install this plugin successfully, click on “ Activate Plugin ”.</li>
<li>After activating this plugin go to Plugin’s settings >> and make sure that “ AMP ” option is enabled at your site to use this plugin.</li>
<li>You can see different options here, like AMP theme, Header code and Footer code.</li>
<li>AMP theme: This option is used to change the template. If you want to change the default template “ templatic ” then please go to this mentioned file location and place your template here. 
File location: “ plugins\Templatic-Google-AMP\templates\ ” 
Note: You need to place two files “header.php” and “ footer.php ” to your template files from the default template “ templatic ”</li>
<li>Header Code: if you want to use the Google Analytics for a header then you can place your code in this area.</li>
<li>Footer Code: if you want to use the Google Analytics for footer then you can place your code in this area. 
Once this plugin is activated at your site your site will dynamically generate AMP version. If you want to check the AMP version you need to append “ /amp ” after your page URL. if your page URL is “ www.yourdomainname.com/page1/ ” then you need to add the “ /amp ” after this URL as shown here. “ www.yourdomainname.com/page1/amp/ ”. It will load the pages instantly with mobile optimised content at your site.</li>
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Templatic-Google-AMP

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The <a href="http://templatic.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Templatic</a> Single Template plugin provides the ability for your theme to include ” Post Templates ” in much the same way you add ” Page Templates “, this will allow you to choose (via a simple dropdown) which post template you want to use, on a per-post basis.
All you need to do after installing and activating the plugin is to create one or more ” Post Templates ” in your theme’s folder, when creating or editing a post, choose the post template that you would like to use. If no post template is selected, the default template will be used. See the <a href="https://templatic.com/news/free-custom-post-template-wordpress-plugin-released/" rel="nofollow ugc">Custom Post Template by Templatic</a> for further Information.
Ever since our site launch, templatic website has always been built on top of WordPress. The site has a unique homepage, blog, club page, different kind of product galleries, and best of all, unique sales pages for different kind of products. Our site has hundreds of blog posts, product sales pages with custom fields, custom pages, specially designed product archives and many other custom built functionality.
So how do we do it on a standard WordPress install? Custom Post Template is the answer.
For the unique homepage, club page, themes, and plugin gallery and other pages, we used WordPress standard homepage.php and custom page templates, archive PHP files with some custom and dynamic code built in. No problems there. It required some clever coding but overall, it is achievable.
But how do we manage custom sales pages for all the products?
With having 80+ themes, 40+ plugins and many of them requiring unique sales page design, it becomes a challenge even to manage things in the wp-admin.
The standard way to have a unique page design is to use a page template. But we can not have standard WordPress pages like about page and hundreds of pages for a product, all mixed up. It becomes messy and chaotic to organise things.
To organise things, we built the custom taxonomy for products.
In order to keep our blog posts and pages separate, we created a new taxonomy called Product. This helps us add all the products as a standard WordPress post and keeps it in a separate section. Chaos organised.
How do we show unique sales page templates for different products then? 
If you look around, you will notice different sales page for different products. For example, sales pages for our directory theme, e-commerce theme, a portfolio theme, free WordPress theme, a plugin and other sales pages are designed and structured differently.
So how did we do this? Well, we created a custom plugin for this. A plugin that lets us create a custom post template for custom post type (or call it single post template for taxonomy) and assign it to any post in that particular taxonomy. Cool ha? 
Now you can have it too. Free Custom Post Template WordPress plugin is released.
How to use this plugin?
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<li>Download this Free Custom Post Template WordPress Plugin from above link.</li>
<li>Connect to your WordPress dashboard (wp-admin) and navigate to Plugins >> Add New Plugin >> Upload Plugin >> Now upload the downloaded (Templatic-SingleTemplate.zip) file >> Click on Install Now.</li>
<li>Once you install this plugin successfully, click on Activate Plugin .</li>
<li>After activating the plugin you will need to create some Post Templates to use. In order to create a Post Template, either duplicate your default single post template, or create a new template file. Insert <a href="http://snippi.com/s/25qybqq" rel="nofollow ugc">this</a> code at the very top of the file.</li>
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Add the code as mentioned above at the top of a new file.
Now when you visit any post in your wp-admin area, you should be able to see a small post template box in the sidebar will let you select WordPress article template.
In the drop down, the template you just added will be available. Simply select it.
Now your post will show this new template instead of the regular WordPress post design.
Also, works with WooCommerce 
Yes, if you are using WooCommerce to sell products and want to design a special product page for a specific product, its possible. This plugin will work with WooCommerce as well.
You can do wonders with it. 
This is a simple plugin but the possibility is endless. If you combine custom fields with the template, you can do wonders with it. Any kind of design for any of your posts in your site is possible.
So, go give it a try and let us know how you like it.

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