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Further to what Prasant has said above, disabling the “Load JavaScript Deferred” option in my cache/optimizing plugin solved the issue for me.

Hope that helps.

same issue.

@beatstorex: sorry I am not familiar with that.

@beatstorex: I added the following snippet and the hEntry errors disappeared. You may have to wait a while until search console records the changes.

function ja_remove_hentry( $class ) {
$class = array_diff( $class, array( ‘hentry’ ) );
return $class;
}
add_filter( ‘post_class’, ‘ja_remove_hentry’ );

they are hEntry errors

I think you can remove the code so that your site does not output hEntry

theres a code snippet for that…

I understand.

I also noticed that the SDTT gives me @id errors in my article, blogpost and BreadcrumbList elements, but these errors do not appear in my structured data in search console…

so for now I just ignore it.

put a # after the URL value for @id

ie. https://example.com/mypage/#

FYI, I found a discussion on another site that said:

“If the page itself is the mainentityofpage, the @id (URL) of the page is always marked with error now (not before). To avoid this error, add a “#” after the @id (URL).”

I added an anchor to the end of the URL in the structured data testing tool and re-validated and it solved the error.

Not sure how to make the plugin do that automatically.

Great plugin btw. I tried a few Schema plugins and this one is by far my favorite.

I am getting this same error on my BlogPosting, Article and BreadcrumbList.

It appears to be coming from the “@id”: “http:/website.com/post-name/”

error says:
is not a known valid target type for the identifier property.

I am getting the same error….