Add schema.org markup in

[dmcs32653]

Hi,

Theme: Square One

When we design pages, we like to reserve the "genesis_footer" for Creative Work schema markup including the copy rights. So our "actual footer" lies above that in the <div id=genesis-footer-widgets" class="footer-widgets"> This is our primary footer which we markup with schema.org for a particular client (e.g. a plumber or a dentist).

Genesis considers this part as schema.org/WebPage. I do not want to overwrite Genesis (and we shouldn't) but I want to include schema.org/Plumber in the div tag <div itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Plumber id="genesis-footer-widgets" class="footer-widgets">. Our "footer" consists of 3 columns which make up the entire schema markup for a plumber.

What is the easiest way to insert the markup?

Will the markup disappear when we update Genesis or the Theme?

Perhaps, we should use "genesis_footer" for this purpose and "genesis_after_footer" for Creative Work markup but the widgets are so easy to markup and to put in columns.

Thank you,

Sebastian

http://jwfreemanplumbing.com

[Brad Dalton]

You can filter the default schema in Genesis and change the link.

Try line 1054 genesis > lib > functions > markup.php

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[dmcs32653]

Thank you, Brad.

A follow up question:

Do I just change this code:

function genesis_attributes_site_footer( $attributes ) {

$attributes['itemscope'] = true;
$attributes['itemtype'] = 'http://schema.org/WPFooter';

return $attributes;

to:

function genesis_attributes_site_footer( $attributes ) {

$attributes['itemscope'] = true;
$attributes['itemtype'] = 'http://schema.org/Plumber';

return $attributes;

Or will I have to insert one of the Genesis Filters? If so, which one and where do I place it?

Your answer is much appreciated.

[Brad Dalton]

Make sure you take the entire code snippet including the filter hook and change the link.

You can then use the filter function with a unique function name in your child themes functions file.

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