HTML & “name”

  • Resolved peterbisset

    (@peterbisset)


    6 years, 1 month ago

    Hi,

    Firstly, thanks for the plugin and great work!

    I have been extensively testing the plugin and have noticed 2 issues:

    1. If you add html to the “answer” the opening “<p>” for the following question’s answer appears at the bottom of the first question schema text. See example below:

    acceptedAnswer	
@type	Answer                  
text	<p>Here is some text</p><p>

    2. There is no “name” schema assigned to the FAQ’s title:

    @type	                FAQPage
mainEntityOfPage	https://example.com
name	                My FAQ's

    In the example above there is no way to assign “My FAQ’s” as the name for the FAQPage schema.

    • This topic was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by peterbisset.
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  • Plugin Author Gordon Böhme

    (@gorbo)

    6 years, 1 month ago

    Hi @peterbisset ,
    you use the shortcode or Gutenberg?

    If Shortcode, do you use the MultipleFAQ? Send me a DM via twitter.com/wpsc_plugin

    Greetings!
    Gordon

    Thread Starter peterbisset

    (@peterbisset)

    6 years, 1 month ago

    Sorry, I don’t use Twitter.

    It’s with shortcode in classic editor and MultipleFAQ.

    Thread Starter peterbisset

    (@peterbisset)

    6 years, 1 month ago

    Hi, is there any update on this?

    Plugin Author Gordon Böhme

    (@gorbo)

    6 years, 1 month ago

    Hi,

    to your first point: please check the FAQ-section on our website: https://wpsc-plugin.com/how-to/faq-page/

    –Background–
    If you’re using Gutenberg you can format the answer as you want.

    If you’re using Single FAQ in the TinyMCE to conquer the AnswerBox in the SERPs you can also format the answer between the opening and closing shortcode.

    If your’re using Multi FAQ in the TinyMCE then you reach the limits of the TinyMCE. Because the answers need to be in one shortcode you can’t make use of HTML – the TinyMCE will delete the special characters < ” > within the answer area of the shortcode.

    We’re sorry but this a limitation of the TinyMCE/Shortcode itself not the plugin. Switch to Gutenberg 😉

    To you’re second point: we strictly follow the guidelines provided by google. Check https://developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/faqpage for the JSON-LD example. This is the JSON-LD structure also our plugin provides.

    If you do not use HTML or quotation marks in the answer of MultipleFAQ you will have no problems.

    Again: sorry about that, but that are the limitations of an shortcode. Please switch to Gutenberg.

    Greetings

    Plugin Author Gordon Böhme

    (@gorbo)

    6 years ago

    Hi,

    I think the problem has been solved.
    If there’s anything else, just write again.

    Best wishes,
    Gordon

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