Attribute logo invalid values for height width (missing quotes!)

  • Resolved Erik Molenaar

    (@erikmolenaar)


    8 years, 7 months ago

    Hello there!

    I think I found a bug in v1.2.7 of your plugin.

    The attribute values Height and Width of the logo have no quotes (“) wrapped around them, thus leading to ‘invalid values’ in Google Structured Data Testing Tool.

    type: BlogPosting > Publisher > Logo [ImageObject] >

    Height: The attribute logo.height has an invalid value.
    Width: The attribute logo.width has an invalid value.

    Please check out: https://screencast.com/t/7Ea2KpnJL

    I hope you can fix this in a future update, would be great to improve the plugin! Thanks and keep up the good work ??

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  • Plugin Contributor dudo

    (@dudo)

    Uhm, I really don’t think this is a Yasr bug:

    Looking the json doc and example ( here for example https://developers.google.com/structured-data/rich-snippets/articles?hl=it#examples ) the height and width value doesn’t use the quotation marks ( ” )

    In the same screenshoot, later, in Image -> [ImageObject] there isn’t the ” too but there is no error with it.

    I’ve tested it adding the quotation marks, it show no error but it also add the attribute “Intangible” to the value, that is not what we want.

    The google doc linked above instead, says:

    Logos should have a wide aspect ratio, not a square icon.
    Logos should be no wider than 600px, and no taller than 60px.
    Always retain the original aspect ratio of the logo when resizing. Ideally, logos are exactly 60px tall with width <= 600px. If maintaining a height of 60px would cause the width to exceed 600px, downscale the logo to exactly 600px wide and reduce the height accordingly below 60px to maintain the original aspect ratio.

    Just tested with an image with this attribute and doesn’t show any error, even without the quotation marks.

    Best,
    Dario

    Thread Starter Erik Molenaar

    (@erikmolenaar)

    Dear Dario,

    Thanks for the prompt reply.

    You are right, if I use a logo which is exactly 600px in width en 60px in height there are no more errors.

    I find it strange why Google is so picky that the logo has to be exactly this size, and it won’t resize on their behalf…?

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