vberkel

We have issued another release v1.23.1 that should close this out.

We have a patch coming out, if not today then tomorrow.

Hi @crazyserb

We have identified the cause and will have a release out soon to correct for the issue. Look for it v1.15.3

Regards
Mark

Hi @websupporter

We went back and forth on a design for this. Ultimately, the majority of our clients having a network of sites would have different settings per site. To have a sort of default option for multisite that can be overridden is a lot of work that requires a lot of testing for this plugin and two add-on plugins. While we want to add this, we decided that we aren’t going to work on this. This is a free, open source software, however, so others can take on the effort to do so if they are inclined. Otherwise, adjust settings on a per site basis is still an option to you.

Mark

Hi @ruwen-k

We have added several new filters in v1.13.0 due out shortly.

Regards
Mark

Hi @universalwebservices

This was fixed in v1.12.1 released shortly after you mention it.

Regards
Mark

Hi @dsbelousov

I assume the PHP Filter is sufficient for you, so I am going to mark this as resolved. Let me know if you need more information or reopen as necessary.

Thanks

Hi @ruwen-k

Good feedback and idea, I’ve created an enhancement request to go over the options to support this.

Regards,
Mark

Hi @bheadrick @risingphoenix1979,

Another update:
v1.11.2 was a quick fix to prevent the issue.
v1.11.3 second related update which reimplement the filter with to support changes from Yoast SEO plugin v11.

Marking this as resolved.

Thanks,
Mark

Hi @bheadrick @risingphoenix1979

We issued the fix in version 1.11.2 to support the breaking change from Yoast.

Let us know if you have any issues.

Regards
Mark

Thank you for pointing out the workaround. We will get out a fix ASAP.

Regards
Mark

Hi @repenter

That schema markup, the type Article, is coming from some other plugin / theme.

You can see the BlogPosting schema markup in the HTML code with the <!– Schema App – Default-post-8583 –> surrounding it is from our plugin.

Why do you have both Article and BlogPosting schema markup on the page? A BlogPosting is a subtype of Article, which implies to Google crawler it is also a type of Article, a CreativeWork, etc. Its redundant and duplicate markup is not needed and can confuse the crawlers by being unambiguous.

Regards,
Mark

Hi @websupporter

That’s a good idea and looks doable. Give us a bit of time to add that in.

Thanks,
Mark

Hi @dsbelousov

That is not available through configuration but is possible with PHP using a wordpress filter for the plugin. Here are a couple examples:
https://support.schemaapp.com/support/solutions/articles/33000233307-customizing-wp-schema-markup-output

Regards,
Mark

Hi @aliexpert,

For single posts, there is a setting on the page that disables schema markup from the page:

Is that what you’re looking for?