Blaz K.

@katzulator, this should do the trick:

span#num-votes {
    display: none;
}

Regards,
Blaz

Hi @suzyweb,

Uncaught TypeError: $rating_stars.raty can’t come from Rate my Post plugin because there is no such object in Rate my Post. Cookies is not defined could be from Rate my Post but I’m surprised that the error appears in the administration panel. Rate my Post includes this script only in the frontend. Nevertheless, I don’t have any experience with Divi Builder and since it’s not an open source software I also can’t test the compatibility. After deactivation the plugin and it’s data are completely removed if you select that in the options. I’m sorry I can’t give you a more helpful reply 🙂

Regards,
Blaz

Thanks for the review @pdpi 🙂

Alex, it’s possible by using the rmp_structured_data filter. Check out the event example here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/google-rich-results-changed/ and adjust the output to match the product schema (JSON LD). See examples here: https://jsonld.com/product/

Blaz

Hi @zumich,

did you make any changes to the website in this period? Plugin-wise nothing has changed so it’s a bit hard to debug. Maybe some kind of minify/caching plugin could be the reason?

Regards,
Blaz

@lukasluke, @antongorlin and others, you can make different schema types for different posts via the rmp_schema_type filter. Now, there are many ways how to do this, but maybe the easiest is this one:

You create a custom field in posts that require different schema type than the one declared in the options. Here is a guide on how to create a new custom field: https://www.namehero.com/startup/how-to-use-custom-fields-in-gutenberg-screenshots-example/

The custom field’s name should be my_schema_type and the value should be one of the following: Product, Book, Course, CreativeWorkSeason, CreativeWorkSeries, Episode, Game, LocalBusiness, MediaObject, Movie, MusicPlaylist, MusicRecording, Organization, Recipe.

Then the following should go in your functions.php:

function my_dynamic_schema( $schemaType ) {
  $schema = get_post_meta( get_the_id(), 'my_schema_type', true );
  if( $schema ) {
    return $schema;
  }

  return $schemaType;
}

add_filter( 'rmp_schema_type', 'my_dynamic_schema' );

Then if you need a different schema than the one in the options, you just create a custom field my_schema_type with the schema value in the post editor and that’s it.
It’s not the simplest implementation but it works 🙂 I’m planning to redesign this as soon as I get some free time.

Regards,
Blaz

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Blaz K..

@lukasluke, I don’t completely understand. You just need to update the plugin to version 2.9.2 and choose the structured data type in the options. Above are examples, how to programmatically modify the structured data if necessary.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Blaz K..