JSON-ld markup in Wordpress post
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Hello,
I updated a blog post with JSON-ld Schema Markup (ItemList): http://www.acmetools.com/blog/11-best-cordless-circular-saws-2017/
It is currently not being recognized within Moz's toolbar, but if you view the structured data testing tool, you will see it is there and has no errors?
1. Does that mean I have an error within my header pertaining to JSON-ld markup?
I can also see all the markup in the structured data testing tool. Right after the closed script of the markup I have this message:
2. Is that an issue to have all my markup, then it says START --> then END -->? Should my markup be between them?
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Great to hear, thanks Martijn.
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Hi Alex,
This seems to work flawless, probably Moz can't recognize or hasn't crawled the page since you've added this. As far as I can see in the Structured Data Testing Tool the data is correct and your Schema.org is valid.
Martijn.
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