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Hi,
I know that Enfold has an option to automatically activate Schema markup throughout the site, but I would like some clarification on this…
I am building a website that includes 3 separate locations, so I intend to list all 3 locations NAP in the footer area using schema markup. I have done a lot of research on the use of schema, and I have found there are many small nuances to what to include and how to call for it in the website code, so as to effectively create rich snippets.
my question is, if I wanted to include a client’s location info in different parts of the site, but only use partial business info, say just the business name and telephone number, but not all of the NAP data, does your auto setting catch that and then properly format it for LOCAL BUSINESS?
Any additional info you can provide about how your auto schema setting works and what details is captures and formats (and where) throughout the site is greatly appreciated.
thanks!
Hey MindSpark,
Thank you for using Enfold.
my question is, if I wanted to include a client’s location info in different parts of the site, but only use partial business info, say just the business name and telephone number, but not all of the NAP data, does your auto setting catch that and then properly format it for LOCAL BUSINESS?
No, it’s not going to do anything to the data. The theme can only add the schema markups based on the preset context value such as body, header, title, blog posts etc. For example, if you add a blog posts element, the theme will automatically render the schema markups as specified in the includes > helper-markup.php file. The schema markups that are added manually will not be modified or touched in any way.
Best regards,
IsmaelI’m trying to find what specific schema markups are being automatically applied within Enfold. Is there some sort of check list or something?
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