Schema.org on ?
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Hello everyone,
To input the Schema.org in a blog, could I input "shema.org/Blog" in the , once that i just have glob content, that will repeat for every page, and just need that schema?
Thanks
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Just found this plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/opengraph-and-microdata-generator/
Again I cannot vouch for it as I just found it, but they are using something in the section.
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No entirely sure, but I have schema.org setup on many of my websites and on none of them is there anything about schema.org in the section nor have I ever read about it.
Everything is normally in the part within div's.
This maybe helpful if it is a WP blog, http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordlift/, but I have not personally used it so cannot vouch for it, just found it doing a search.
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