A sitemap is one part of a
blog that is quite important and is one of the SEO elements of a blog. A
sitemap here is a page that displays site maps or table of contents for blog
visitors so that it will make it easier for visitors to view or search for blog
content.
One way to display a blog
sitemap is to use a script, for that the sitemap cannot be stored directly on
the HTML AMP Blogger page because it will cause an AMP error on the page.
For this reason, one way to
display a sitemap on a Blogger AMP HTML static page is to use an amp-iframe by
first hosting the sitemap in a third party so that it can be loaded with an
amp-iframe.
But as we know that to
display the amp-iframe must be stored 70% of the top edge of the screen,
otherwise the amp-iframe will not appear on the blog.
For this reason, I've been
searching for a safe way to be able to display amp-iframes without having to
have a high limit for storing amp-iframes. So that way we can display the
sitemap on the Blogger AMP HTML static page by using an amp-iframe that is
stored above the Blogger AMP static page post.
And finally I found a safe
way to display an amp-iframe without having to save 70% of the top edge of the
screen. That is, we can use the image as a placeholder which presses the iframe
further down.
Now if you also want to try
to create a blog sitemap on a Blogger AMP HTML static page, please use the
following code and paste it in the static page HTML mode for a Sitemap.
<amp-iframe title="Sitemap"
src="https://cdn.rawgit.com/KompiAjaib/kompi-html/master/sitemaps-amp.html?url=https://bloggerdyah.blogspot.com/ "
height="750"
layout="fixed-height"
frameborder="0"
sandbox="allow-forms allow-scripts allow-same-origin allow-modals allow-popups">
<amp-img src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh2HJ_LeMn9BvW6nHcyiPVzN_NR21mEtUshId4b6QdVrDBfBkJYQd2G7h-YMmFwSH_sGgEO42UcDwkHVK_YaqflMdQK_RnBIEaNAVvoR8JY0zyQ16HgMvPpLEfHMDevcBzGhQP1SftIjBI/s1600/placeholder.png"
layout="fixed-height"
height="360"
width="auto"
placeholder>
</amp-img>
</amp-iframe>
This trick can also display
anything on the page with amp-iframe. Good luck and hopefully useful.