Hello @rob33
You can surely, achieve this requirement with some Custom CSS.
Kindly paste the CSS in the Customizer > Additional CSS
.snippet-label-img {
width: auto;
}
.snippet-title {
padding: 0px;
}
Please refer to the screenshot - https://share.bsf.io/nOuP8OkK
While if you are looking to make the entire rich snippet box center –
div#snippet-box {
margin-left: 30%;
}
Please refer to the screenshot - https://share.bsf.io/jkuPlkLg
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rob33
(@rob33)
Thanks, that worked a treat. Appreciated.
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rob33
(@rob33)
I must learn css, my apologies. When I set posts to include both sidebars the summary box is off to the right. Would you kindly be able to advise of css that corrects this if possible.
Plus I notice in this post you refer to hiding the summary box but I’m unclear if this then tells google that the rich snippet is not valid?
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/schema-summary-is-showing-in-the-web-pages/
Thanks
Post example is menspleasures.com/how-to-make-a-homemade-vagina/
Excuse the content :/
Hello @rob33
Q1) When I set posts to include both sidebars the summary box is off to the right. Would you kindly be able to advise of CSS that corrects this if possible?
-> Here is CSS fix. Kindly paste the CSS in the Customizer > Additional CSS
div#snippet-box {
margin-left: calc(100% – 80%);
}
Q2) Plus I notice in this post you refer to hiding the summary box but I’m unclear if this then tells google that the rich snippet is not valid?
-> If you are using the All In One Schema Rich Snippets plugin adds the schema in MicroData format and which is visible in the front end. However, as per the strong recommendation of Google, MicroData should be clearly visible to the user.
