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AMP currently does not support the hreflang attribute on <link> tags with the attribute. This allows users to add internationalization to AMP pages to effectively and target specific language or regional audiences.
I will suggest adding a filter which will allow programs and users to customize the attribute as per thier requirements.
Every canonical document must have a link tag with rel=amphtml pointing to its matching AMP document in the same language.
Every AMP document must have a link tag with rel=canonical pointing to its matching canonical desktop document, again, in the same language.
Every canonical document must have a link tag with rel=alternate and an hreflang attribute for each alternative language version of the canonical document.
Every AMP document must have a link tag with rel=alternate and an hreflang attribute for each alternative language version of the AMP document.
We currently are doing (1) and (2). However, for (3) and (4) these are actually additionallink tags, correct? So then do we actually need any filter at all? And what I mentioned to you about needing to remove_action() in the support topic actually is incorrect, right?
Feature Description
AMP currently does not support the
hreflang
attribute on<link>
tags with the attribute. This allows users to add internationalization to AMP pages to effectively and target specific language or regional audiences.I will suggest adding a filter which will allow programs and users to customize the attribute as per thier requirements.
ref: https://amp.dev/documentation/examples/websites/guides/internationalization/
Acceptance Criteria
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Implementation Brief
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QA Testing Instructions
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Demo
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Changelog Entry
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