Fetching the Yoast schema and outputting on page

  • Resolved korynorthrop

    (@korynorthrop)


    2 years, 2 months ago

    I am a developer who inherited a client’s website that was built in a way that loads all of the page content via AJAX calls so that all internal link clicks do not refresh the page. I believe this functionality has messed with my client’s SEO, evident in that all of the Meta Descriptions and images are the same for all pages in search results. Looking at the page inspector I see that the only tag that changes in the <head> is the <title>, but all of the <meta> tags (e.g. description, url, etc.) stay fixed to the original page that was loaded in the browser.

    I’ve managed to fix that, but one thing I have remaining is to replace the application/ld+json that is outputted in the Yoast schema graph. Is it possible to fetch the schema markup for a post?

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