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How to Change all your internal links to AMP

If you want all your links inside the article to go to /amp/. All the outbound links will remain untouched for this follow these instructions.

  • First go to WordPress Admin Area -> AMP Option Panel -> Settings -> Advance Settings -> Enable Change Internal links to AMP option.
  • Change Internal Links to AMP: Once you enable this option all your internal links will all go to /amp/.

That’s it for this tutorial!

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Updated on February 10, 2020

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    1. This isn’t working in my case and I have already enabled this option but it still shows the non amp links.

      1. Hi Adi,

        Will you please provide us the URL of your website. So that we will check and will get back to you.

    2. This isn’t working in my case and I have already enabled this option but it still shows the non amp links.

      1. Hi Debrazza Adventures,

        Will you please provide us the URL of your website so will check from where you are getting issues and help you.

    3. Hello. Don’t working in my case too. Still shows the non amp links.

    4. Hi,
      Is there a possibility to put a condition on rewritting URL “if amp exist” ?
      I have amp page and no amp pages…
      The plugin changes all urls in …/amp/. This creates a huge amount of 301 redirects…
      I have read that there is a possibility with a code in functions.php…
      Please let me know
      Kind regards,
      JL

    5. Hello,
      it really does work, but the only problem I see is that manual links made within an article, when the relative path is used, are not detected as internal links and then it does not redirect to the AMP version.
      so one would have to render all internal links as absolute links, rather than relative … this can sometimes be a problem.
      I personally make relative links because that way you gain speed when making internal links.

      If this aspect could be improved it would be great.

      On the other hand, the plugin is very good and efficient in all the options it offers.

    6. Sir i have select this option but my internal link is not convert in amp why please tell me soon sir

    7. I want to uninstall AMP but I had enabled the settings to “change internal links to AMP”.
      Will I lose all the traffic coming to amp pages after tool uninstallation?
      Will I need to redirect thousands of URLs after the removal of the AMP tool?

      Please guide me, how to resolve the problem.

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