Polylang For AMP

A multilingual WordPress site built with Polylang has several language versions of its content. When you also run AMP, each of those translations needs a matching AMP page. Polylang For AMP handles that link. It reads your existing Polylang language setup and produces AMP-compatible versions of your localized content, so visitors on mobile see the AMP page in their own language.

The extension is made for sites that already use Polylang and AMPforWP. It needs no complicated configuration, since it picks up the languages you have already set up. It also works alongside other extensions in the AMPforWP ecosystem, which makes it easy to fit into an existing AMP setup. Documentation is available for integration, customization and troubleshooting.

Features

• Automatic Polylang integration: The plugin syncs with your existing Polylang setup, so language-specific AMP pages follow the languages you have already configured, without manual adjustments.
• Plug-and-play setup: No complex configuration is required. Once the extension is running, it recognizes your language setup and adds AMP compatibility for each language variant.
• AMP versions for each language: It generates AMP-compliant versions of your localized content, so every translated page has an AMP counterpart for mobile visitors.
• Works with AMPforWP extensions: Polylang For AMP is designed to run alongside other AMP extensions in the AMPforWP ecosystem, giving you flexibility when combining add-ons.
• Built for translated content: Translated AMP pages are displayed in multiple languages, which suits sites that serve audiences in different regions from a single WordPress install.
• Keeps up with WordPress and AMP: The extension is maintained to stay compatible with current WordPress and AMP standards, including fixes for PHP deprecation and undefined variable warnings.
• Documentation for developers: Clear documentation covers integration, customization and troubleshooting, which helps developers and agencies who adjust the setup for client sites.

Best for

• Polylang sites that also run AMP pages
• Multilingual WordPress blogs and news sites
• Agencies managing AMPforWP projects for clients