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AF Education

Whether it’s a preschool, junior, fun or activity bring some life to your site with AF Education, a colorful and practical theme with background animated effect.

Feature List:

Moving cloud background
Colorful design
Extensive customisation options
AMP Valid
Simple layout
Quickstart / Demo install
Full AMPFace features
Social Sharing buttons
Social account links
Google Fonts
Blog column options

As with all our child themes you can download the full demo and recreate a copy on your own server in just a few clicks. This allows you a headstart getting your website up and running, simply replace the demo content with your own great pages, posts and images.

View Demo Download Child Theme – coming soon Install Demo / Quickstart – coming soon

AF Blogger

Our Blogger child theme works great if you are looking for a simple and basic website to start a blog, share your thoughts or use as an online resume / portfolio.

Feature List:

JavaScript Free
AMP Valid
Simple layout
Quickstart / Demo install
Full AMPFace features
Social Sharing buttons
Social account links
Google Fonts
Blog column options

You can also download the full demo and recreate a copy of the demo on your own server. This allows you a headstart getting your website up and running, with demo content all there, along with the official AMP plugin installed and menu system in place. Just change and edit as you please.

View Demo Download Child Theme – coming soon Install Demo / Quickstart Package – coming soon

AMP components, who’s using what?

If you are looking to find out who’s using AMP, and how they are using AMP then checkout out Chrome extension, AMPInspect. It’s simple, it’s free and you can install it in just a few clicks.

Display your latest tweets on AMP pages

Ever wondered how to display a selection of your latest tweets in AMP the same way you as might see on non AMP pages? It’s a great way of displaying quick updates from your Twitter account to your website viewers.

Creating a navigation menu in AMP ‘Reader’ mode…

By default there is no navigation menu when using the official AMP plugin in “Reader” mode. Follow the steps below to create a useful sidebar navigation menu.

Identifying if your website is ready for AMP…

Making use of AMP is particular useful for website owners who place an importance on website speed, but speed shouldn’t be the only consideration. How to you decide whether AMP is a suitable option for you and your website? We’ve put together some tips and guidance below to assist you. And also note that our AMPFace theme works just as well without using AMP as it does with AMP.

The different modes using the official WordPress AMP Plugin

Using the official WordPress AMP Plugin allows you to choose between 3 different modes, all with distinct differences. See the summary below of all 3 modes, providing you with information on how to best choose the most suitable mode for your website.

Video: Adding Google analytics for your AMP content

There are various methods of adding Analytics to your AMP pages, but in this tutorial we are going to use the official WordPress AMP Plugin, which makes the process easy. You can follow the steps below to ensure your AMP pages are being tracked correctly.

AMP Cache: How AMPs Content Delivery Network works

Using AMP means your website gets cached on AMP servers across the world via AMP cache partners. What does that mean? In much the same way as a typical Content Delivery Network (CDN) such as Amazon Web Services or Cloudflare serve your website from local delivery points (knowns as POPS) your website will be loaded from AMPCache, ensuring a speedy delivery no matter where your visitors are located.