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  • This topic has 3 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 9 years, 6 months ago by ithacaindy.
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  • November 20, 2013 at 1:00 pm #74463
    ithacaindy
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    As a news publisher, I need a theme which supports schema.org's Article markup. Genesis 2.0 seems to support a more blog/marketing approach. Specifically, I'm looking to incorporate into my child theme rel="Article", as well as headline, alternative headline and description. Currently, I use the In Depth Articles Generator plugin for these schema items, but I'd like to include them in my child theme's core plugin.

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    November 20, 2013 at 2:10 pm #74531
    Brad Dalton
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    How about Brad Potters Microdata Manager plugin. http://bradpotter.com/microdata-manager-wordpress-plugin-to-optimize-schema-settings-in-the-genesis-framework/


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    November 22, 2013 at 8:46 am #74958
    ithacaindy
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    Microdata Manager is interesting, but I'm trying to get away from theme-based and unnecessary plugins. I had in mind a hook function that would replace the Blog schema with the Article schema, plus inject Article-based schema items into the article headlines, author, content and date published. The hooks could then become part of my core plugin which I share with all sites on my news network. (An alternative, I realize, is Multisite, where plugins could be enabled on an individual or network basis.)

    November 22, 2013 at 8:56 am #74963
    ithacaindy
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    MicroData Manager is interesting, if not a bit hard to understand. I'm looking for a lightweight answer to molding Genesis' baked-in support for schema.org to a newsroom editing environment. The plugin would be bettered by offering a default setting establishing the Article schema for all articles published. Instead, MDM requires article-by-article intervention. I'm also hope to get away from adding another plugin to solve a problem with the theme. I was hope to be able to hook into Genesis, changing the Blog schema to article.

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