Conflicting with Yoast Seo

I’m happy to have a look, but you forgot to include a URL to an example post/page on your site.

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The Schema type for https://validator.schema.org/#url=https%3A%2F%2Fsorozat.plus%2Fonline%2Finstabil-1-evad-3-resz is WebPage, which is odd because the content appears to be an archive page, which should be an ItemList, not a WebPage.

The Schema name for this WebPage is “Instabil 1. Évad 3. Rész – Sorozat.Plus”, but since WebPage is just a generic container and not supported by Google (see https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/search-gallery), then Google may not read much from that Schema markup. You really should use a supported Schema type like ItemList (aka Google’s Carousel markup) for your archive pages.

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I don’t know what you mean by “conflicting” – I don’t see any conflict. What I see is that you’ve chosen WebPage as the Schema type, which does not tell Google what the content is. I’m guessing the WebPage “name” property (aka title) in the markup is correct, but there’s no description or image for the content. Although the Schema type WebPage structure itself is fine, the values you’ve chosen, or that WPSSO was able to get from your content, are not good. My suggestion would be to edit https://sorozat.plus/online/instabil-1-evad-3-resz and update the title and description in the Yoast SEO metabox (since you’re using Yoast SEO), save the page, then make sure the values in the Document SSO metabox are good (the title and description should be pulled from Yoast SEO, but you’ll probably want to make sure there’s an SSO image for the Schema markup, make sure the WebPage language is correct, etc.). You can use Google’s testing tools at https://search.google.com/test/rich-results and https://validator.schema.org/ to make sure the values in the WebPage markup are those you desire. You can find these tools and others in the Validators menu item in the top toolbar when editing a post/page. Looking at your current WebPage markup, although the Schema structure from WPSSO is correct, the information pulled from WordPress about your content is pretty awful. See https://validator.schema.org/#url=https%3A%2F%2Fsorozat.plus%2Fonline%2Finstabil-1-evad-3-resz for more info.

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I provided insight on how to improve the values that WordPress and Yoast SEO provide for your Schema markup, but you can always keep things as-is if you prefer those values and they have worked for you in the past.

Google changes their site analysis algorithms every few weeks – if the title in the Schema markup is correct, and Google is not using that title, then it could be that Google judges the values provided by the Schema markup in general to be incorrect or of no value (ie. not related to the rendered content), so chooses to ignore the Schema markup altogether and trust the visual information it finds instead. Looking at the Schema markup values, aside from the title (ie. “name” property), all other values seem to be incorrect. The structure of the Schema WebPage markup looks fine, but that won’t count for much if the values provided by Yoast SEO and WordPress are of little or no value.

BTW, if you use the WC3 validator in the Validators menu item, you’ll note there are a few issues with the HTML structure of your webpage, including duplicate and incorrect title meta tags (see https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=https%3A%2F%2Fsorozat.plus%2Fonline%2Finstabil-1-evad-3-resz). The title meta tag is handled by themes and theme templates, and since you mention having title related issues, perhaps this incorrect HTML structure may be part of the problem.

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