structured-data

问题 I'm working on a website for a friend (www.texasfriendlydds.com) and am trying to give them an edge with Rich Snippets that Google allegedly loves. It's a defensive driving school with 10 locations in the Austin area. I've placed the schema.org code within the address of each location, but while searching 'defensive driving austin' - I do not see any of the locations listed. I have 10 of the following code for each location(different address for each): <div itemscope itemtype="http://schema

问题 I'm trying to implement Structured Data on my website. I pulled Schema.net into my Project, and am trying to implment. I'm completely confused on how to implement some data types and am looking for help. Here's the Schema website, with examples in C#: https://rehansaeed.com/ I am able to setup several tags in VB: Dim website As New WebSite() website.AlternateName = "An Alternative Name" website.Version = "1" website.Headline = "title" website.Genre = "Music" dim jsonLd = website.ToString() My

问题 On a product page I have two aggregated ratings for one product at different places, which means they contain identical information. I want to have them twice on that page due to ux reasons, but I'm not sure if I can markup them with schema.org everytime or if this would be a useless duplication. Wondered if there is a solution with itemref but in my opinion it's not helpful for this task. 回答1: Unless you use itemid , consumers can’t be sure that two (or more) items are (about) the same thing

问题 I try to markup a little section in my code as NewsArticle but I can't get it to validate. If I do this <div itemscope itemprop="publisher" itemtype="https://schema.org/Organization"> <span itemprop="name">My Company</span> </div> the validator complains that there is no logo . And if I add a logo like this <div itemscope itemprop="publisher" itemtype="https://schema.org/Organization"> <img itemprop="logo" src="https://www.mysite.de/resources/assets/71/small/my_logo_web.png" /> <span itemprop

问题 I am looking for references (tutorials, books, academic literature) concerning structuring unstructured text in a manner similar to the google calendar quick add button. I understand this may come under the NLP category, but I am interested only in the process of going from something like "Levi jeans size 32 A0b293" to: Brand: Levi, Size: 32, Category: Jeans, code: A0b293 I imagine it would be some combination of lexical parsing and machine learning techniques. I am rather language agnostic

问题 I have to inject multiple script elements for JSON-LD data into the head of my application, all pertaining to the same @type . This is due to pulling in different fields from different data source. Will this duplication cause any problems? <script type="application/ld+json"> { "@type": "Organisation", "name": "John Smith" } </script> <script type="application/ld+json"> { "@type": "Organisation", "city": "London" } </script> I'm hoping this will be translated by Google as simply: <script type=

问题 I'm looking for a .NET (much preferably open source in C#) library for dealing with fixed length field text files. It wouldn't be too much to write one, but existing, tested work is always nicer, to start with. I will be extracting data in fixed length fields from files produced by a PBX. Each PBX has its own file format, as well a set of record formats. I'm looking for a library with a nice a simple way of using dynamic file and record formats, e.g. read from an INI or XML file. EDIT: I had

问题 I'm looking for a .NET (much preferably open source in C#) library for dealing with fixed length field text files. It wouldn't be too much to write one, but existing, tested work is always nicer, to start with. I will be extracting data in fixed length fields from files produced by a PBX. Each PBX has its own file format, as well a set of record formats. I'm looking for a library with a nice a simple way of using dynamic file and record formats, e.g. read from an INI or XML file. EDIT: I had

问题 I have a CMS that has a single text field for an Organization address. The data is stored very inconsistently and, in many cases, I'm dealing with city/state only. I'm fairly new to schema.org and would like to know if I can simply do something like the following to handle the markup: <p itemprop="address">Some city, WY</p> As I said, I'm new to all this, but I guess I'm using the "Microdata" format. 回答1: Yes, you may use text as value for address. While its expected value is another item

问题 I have a product page with "microdata" and "json+ld" codes. Both of the codes refers to the same @id URI object (http://www.example.org/product#this) so I would expect to "mix/merge" both properties, but instead structured data testing tool shows 2 "individual" products so.... 1- Does Google support using two syntax in the same page? 2- Is this well implemented? Can I refer two codes to the same object using itemId for microdata and @id for json+ld? 3- Can this damage my page in terms of