Hey,
Can you post a link to your portfolio so that I can take a look at your site?
Thanks,
Kevin
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allins
(@allins)
Hi Kevin,
Thanks for your reaction.
This is the link with all the portfolio items: https://www.allins.nl/portfolio/
Jelle
I believe this is due to wordpress/virtue emitting an html element article (content-singleportfolio.php, line 74) with a hentry class but no descendant element(s) with author, entry-title or updated classes.
I don’t know if we can “configure” our portfolio items differently so descendant html elements with author, entry-title or updated classes are emitted, or prevent the hentry class from being added to the article element? Or, if the theme should be emitting slightly different html?
If you are using a child theme you can use a hook to remove the hentry class on appropriate element(s), which will cause those search console errors to disappear.
Hopefully the theme developer will chime in…
Hey,
Can you tell me which page this is showing on?
For example, when I test using the google structure testing tool no error shows. Using the demo you can see : https://search.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool/u/0/#url=http%3A%2F%2Fthemes.kadencethemes.com%2Fvirtue%2Fportfolio%2Fbusiness-card-mockup%2F
hentry class automatically output with the wordpress “post class” function. It’s used for hAtom microformat pages. Using hentry doens’t mean you have to declare author, entry-title or updated. entry-content is what is under hentry.
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allins
(@allins)
Hi,
The testing tool doesn’t show an error but when i look in my google search console i see that i have an error for all my post. ((Author, entry-title, updated)
Example: https://www.allins.nl/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Schermafbeelding-2018-05-02-om-21.37.00.png
Using hentry doens’t mean you have to declare author, entry-title or updated.
I am not an expert, but per http://microformats.org/wiki/hentry
- entry-title. required.
- updated. required
- author. required
Must be something google is in the process of changing their with requirements.
In the next version of the theme I’ll remove hentry class from all portfolio single posts.
Thanks – then I can remove the hook that currently does it in a child theme.
I don’t know, I think it may have been going on for a while – https://www.google.com/search?q=wordpress+hentry+search+console
It’s odd, their testing tool should be using the same system as the search console.
