willcm

Sorry Josh,

For author (i.e. person that asks the question):
<div class=”author” itemprop=”creator” itemscope itemtype=”https://schema.org/Person”&gt;
<span itemprop=”name”>Question askers name</span>
</div>

For date posted:
<span itemprop=”commentTime”>date comment asked</span>

<span itemprop=”comment” itemscope itemtype=”https://schema.org/UserComments”>question asked</span>

Perfect thanks Josh, just one more thing that would really help – microdata for SEO

Please can you add – https://schema.org/Blog

okay solved both ?? (is there a way to do this so I dont have to “hack” the original plugin files?

line 160 loop-faqs.php

echo '<p><span class="faq-author">Asked by ' . get_post_meta( $faq_id, '_woo_faq_author_name', true ) . ' on </span>';

echo '<span>' . comment_date() . '</span></p>';

Found the issue for the author name, now how do I add the date?

line 160 loop-faqs.php reads:

echo '<p class="faq-author">— ' . get_post_meta( $faq_id, '_woo_faq_author', true ) . '</p>';

This should be:

echo '<p class="faq-author">— ' . get_post_meta( $faq_id, '_woo_faq_author_name', true ) . '</p>';

Notice _woo_faq_author_name instead of _woo_faq_author

For anyone that’s interested this solves it:

function categories_postcount_filter ($variable) {
   $variable = str_replace('</a> (', '<span class="post_count"> ', $variable);
   $variable = str_replace(')', ' </span> </a>', $variable);
   return $variable;
}
add_filter('wp_list_categories','categories_postcount_filter');