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Hi There,
I recently looked at one of our blog posts in AMP format and it was rather dull. It seems the AMP output strips a lot of the core look and feel of the site itself. Initially I figured this was something that all AMP pages experienced, but after viewing other AMP pages on different websites I realize that isn't the case. Many retained the look and feel of their site, even on the AMP page.
My question is: Do we have any way of controlling the style output without creating a conflict with the AMP code? I know that the requirements for AMP are very specific, so I don't want to just start making CSS changes only to find out my changes affected the AMP validation.
I recently looked at one of our blog posts in AMP format and it was rather dull. It seems the AMP output strips a lot of the core look and feel of the site itself. Initially I figured this was something that all AMP pages experienced, but after viewing other AMP pages on different websites I realize that isn't the case. Many retained the look and feel of their site, even on the AMP page.
My question is: Do we have any way of controlling the style output without creating a conflict with the AMP code? I know that the requirements for AMP are very specific, so I don't want to just start making CSS changes only to find out my changes affected the AMP validation.
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