Today when I go to my Dashboard>>Tools>>Health, I find a message that says:

The publisher logo used in Schema.org metadata. The site icon is used as the publisher logo when it is specified. Currently, the fallback WordPress logo is used.”

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What I am trying to determine is what exactly in layman’s terms is what does this mean and how can it be fixed.

Thank you.

Clicking on the warning it shows that google is getting it’s schema.org data not from the schema JSON included in the HTML header

<script type="application/ld+json" class="yoast-schema-graph">
{"@context":"https://schema.org","@graph": ....
</script>

but from the HTML inline props in the HTML body, e.g. itemprop="name":

<span class="author vcard" itemprop="author" itemscope="" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person"><span itemprop="name">
...
</span>

This is unfortunate as the JSON looks quite complete to me whereas the HTML inline attributes aren’t complete at all.

How can I achieve that Google uses the JSON provided by Yoast as a source instead of the inline attributes?

Does your plugin provide Learning Resource (LearningResource) structured data?

https://schema.org/LearningResource

I need it, but couldn’t find it in the list of your supported Schema.org types.

We encounter an issue with the schema.org markup for a variable product that has variations with 2 different VAT settings (with VAT and without VAT), which both are sold for the same consumer price. The same price is shown in the frontend for both variations, in this example 199,-. The schema.org seems to only take into account the prices entered in the backend and not taking into account the VAT which results in a lowPrice: “164.46” (without VAT) and highPrice: “199,00” (with VAT), while it should only show a price: “199,00”.

Within Woocommerce settings the automatic VAT is turned off, prices are entered without VAT, prices in storefront and during checkout are shown including VAT.

The default setting for the variable product is VAT included, 0-tariff VAT and the variations that need VAT have VAT excluded pricing with a 21% VAT rule.

Thanks in advance!

I currently have a curious problem with schema.org data created with Yoast:

I changed the metadescription of a page, but when I share the link to that page WhatsApp or Apple Mail will show the old metadescription text that is now deleted.

The Webpage source code shows the correct open schema data; where else is such data stored? Or am I missing a yoast function and must alter the text elsewhere?

Thank you for a short guidance on this topic!

Best regards,
Rob

i don’t know why Schema.org was deprecated in v2.2.8 – the format is independent of Google+ and still remains current. Unfortunately only the settings tab was removed here, the schema tags are still generated in the HTML.

Could you please also remove the implementation for Schema.org if that is no longer supported by the plugin?

Thank you very much and best regards!

Modern Events Lite version 6.5.1
WordPress version 5.9.3
PHP version 7.4.28

I get from Google search console the message that the property ‘price’ is incorrect. Now it says:
“price”: “€10,00”,
“priceCurrency”: “EUR”

But is has to be without the €-symbol:
“price”: “10”,
“priceCurrency”: “EUR”
see: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/structured-data/event

Can you fix this bug? Thanks!