Hi @odar78
Just to clarify, when you say microdata do you mean you want to disable the Yoast SEO schema for a specific page of your website?
If not, would you please elaborate your requirement further?
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odar78
(@odar78)
Yes, you read that correctly, I want to disable the Yoast schema for a specific page on the site.
@odar78 Thanks for clarifying your requirement. You will need to use the code snippets and guide here https://developer.yoast.com/features/schema/api/#add-or-remove-graph-piecesto craft a custom solution that is only applied to those specific pages
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odar78
(@odar78)
Thank you for responding so quickly, but the documentation you submitted describes how to disable Yoast schema for the entire site. Please tell me the solution for one page.
Hi @odar78,
The ‘wpseo_json_ld_output‘ filter mentioned doesn’t allow you to disable the schema data for a specific page.
Yoast SEO does not have a filter that supports the feature you mentioned but thanks for the suggestion. You can submit a new feature request in our GitHub repository, so our developers can consider this when planning updates.
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This filter is enough for something like this. You should use conditionals (eg. is_page) to check which is current page/post/… before returning desired value.
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odar78
(@odar78)
If anyone is interested, here is the solution:
`
add_filter( ‘wpseo_json_ld_output’, ‘yoast_seo_json_remove_partial’ );
function yoast_seo_json_remove_partial() {
if ( is_single ( 123456 ) ) {
return false;
}
/* Use a second if statement here when needed */
}
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