1. In WordPress 6, opening a page on a mobile phone results in a broken interface. See Figure 1.
2. Scroll to the bottom of the page, and there is an Exit Mobile Version button. See Figure 2.
3. Click the Exit Mobile Version button, and the page displays normally. See Figure 3.
4. After trying to disable the plugin: AMP in the backend, the page displays normally. See Figure 4.
5. Now I expect the page to display normally by default when opened on a mobile phone. Also, the plugin: AMP cannot be disabled. The current theme: Hueman is incompatible with AMP. See Figure 5.
6. The Template Mode was previously: Transitional Mode, and I switched it to the recommended Reader Mode. In Reader Mode, your site will have a non-AMP version and an AMP version, and each version will use its own theme. See Figure 6.
7. Select a theme template for mobile visitors, choose: Twenty Fifteen. See Figure 7.
8. Your Reader theme has been automatically installed. In Reader Mode, AMP is served using the reader theme you selected, while pages on the non-AMP site are served using your primary theme. See Figure 8.
9. Opening the page on a mobile phone, the page displays normally. However, some plugins are not working properly, such as SyntaxHighlighter Evolved. The program code is displayed as plain text, which does not meet expectations. See Figure 9.
10. Uninstall the plugin: AMP, and install the plugin: Accelerated Mobile Pages. See Figure 10.
11. Opening the page on a mobile phone, the page displays normally, and the plugin: SyntaxHighlighter Evolved is working properly, meeting expectations. See Figure 11.
