Closed maxnorton closed 1 year ago
I second this. I'm adding SEO with the plugin to a site where I already created a complex JSON-LD markup, including opening hours etc.
I would ideally disable the generated output. Config like...
seo:
jsonld: false
Or similar to title: {% seo jsonld=false %}
@tpluscode FWIW, I have a fork here where I started trying to implement a liquid tag to turn it off. I didn't get it working, but the last commit simply comments out the JSON-LD injection in lib/template.html. I'm not planning on keeping the fork up to date but you're welcome to use it. If I get the time I will get the liquid tag working and open a PR.
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I'm finding this plugin very useful for its handling of og tags and Twitter cards but there are so few options to customize JSON-LD output that it is impossible to serve Google even a basic level of rich data. Issue 135 is related but appears to have been closed without any resolution.
Would it not be straightforward to either (a) allow users to turn off JSON-LD and handle Schema markup themselves, or (b) enable more Schema properties? The discussion in the issue above is around
productsevents, but my use case is completely different (details about a person) and it is just as important to be able to customize the output.