Sayan Datta

Most welcome 🙂

Yes, you have configured the plugin settings correctly. Please try to clear the cache of your site and check it on google structured data testing tool.

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Hi, currently it is not possible to show the list of last modified posts within a widget. I have included it to upcoming features list.

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Use this way: [lmt-post-modified-info id="2082" text=""] for no text or [lmt-post-modified-info id="2082" text="→"] with icon

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• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Sayan Datta.

Thanks for your 5 star review. Please add this snippets to the end of your active theme’s functions.php file:

add_filter( 'wpar_supported_post_types', 'wpar_add_custom_post_types' );

function wpar_add_custom_post_types( $output ) {
    $post_types = array( 'product' );
    return array_merge( $output, $post_types );
}

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Hi @selfmade23

Let me clarify this:

1. What is Microdata and JSON-LD Markup?

Microdata is basically the attributes of html codes and on the other hand, JSON-LD is the json type JavaScript code.

2. Which will be placed first according to Google?

Now Google always give first priority to JSON-LD markup. But it depends upon the schema type. Suppose you are using any SEO plugins and those plugins insert JSON-LD Article/BlogPosting/NewsArticle type codes (it always contains datePublished info as well as dateModified info) to your website’s head. But in this case google will display datePublished info every time. But now here is a tweak, now your theme supports basic schema type like WebPage (thrive theme does not support that – need need to enable support for it: Plugin Setting > Misc Options > Turn on Enhanced Schema Support.) and you are using this plugin’s inline markup. Then google will show the dateModified info to SERPs as Article/BlogPosting/NewsArticle is the childern schemas of WebPage Schema type. So in this case your Article/BlogPosting/NewsArticle’s dateModified markup will be ignored.

Now the JSON-LD schema type added by this plugin is CreativeWork (used by the popular websites like wpbeginner) which is the top parent category of all schema types. So, if you enable JSON-LD markup Google will give first priority to it and shows dateModified info to SERPs. It becomes useful if you want to show modified info to the Google only.

Nowadays most of the themes supports default WebPage type schema and adds datePublished schema to post published date. In this situation if you use Inline Macrodata method, Google will always show published date to SERPs. To avoid this you need to use JSON-LD markup of this plugin as WebPage is also a sub category of CreativeWork schema type.

For Thrive themes users I would recommend you to go with Inline Markup and turn on Enhanced Schema Support from Plugin Setting > Misc Options.

I think it would clear all the doubts about schema markup.

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Sayan Datta.

I have seen that now schema markup is working perfectly on that page: http://prntscr.com/m88ri2

Please give me a link of your review post.

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Sayan Datta.

Hi, I have released v1.4.4 of this plugin and tested it with Genesis child theme. It works perfectly. You need to just update the plugin and go to Plugins Settings > Post Options and set “Show on archives” to yes and now check it on all the archive pages.

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