Structured Data Markup Helper in Webmasters
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Structured Data Markup Helper in Webmasters. Once i set the article or Movies with star rating etc should i replace the whole code from here into my page?
is there some other way?
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Hi Oliver, you've received some great responses to your question. Did any of them help answer your question? Let us know, thanks!
Christy
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I wouldn't remove the code from the page, in my experience the Structured Data Markup Helper can miss certain pages and markup on some pages as their coverage is not a 100%. By using the code still you make sure that it covers a 100%.
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Ideally just take the snippet of code from the output that's highlighted (whatever structured data you needed), and edit the code on your site. What CMS are you working with? Are you building from HTML or are you using a CMS platform like WordPress/Drupal/Joomla? Without knowing your site limitations it's hart to answer this question.
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