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Public Ticket #32573

Penci Recipe Plugin Schema

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flvictorkapustin replied

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Hi,

Thank you for looking into it! It works great!

Victor

PenciDesign replied

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Hi,

Strange, I didn't see this issue from my-end - check this image: http://prntscr.com/vvfyai

So, please send me again your site admin URL and admin account ( username and password ) - in a PRIVATE REPLY. I will take it a look on this to help you.

Best Regards,

PenciDesign

flvictorkapustin replied

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Hi,

I have a reply from Pinterest. They indicated that json schema for recipe plugin has an extra square bracket.

See their reply in the image below. Is it possible to remove the double-bracket for ingredients in json output?

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flvictorkapustin replied

Customer Reply

Hi,

Thank you for taking a look and fixing the headers! I see that the rich results test from Google validates all ingredients, so we'll take it with Pinterest.

Thank you for your support!

flvictorkapustin started the conversation

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Hi,

I have recently updated recipe plugin to the new version. Changes look great - thank you for all the improvements!

However I have an issue with schema information. Previously recipe plugin added 

itemprop="recipeIngredient"

to recipe list items. Now it appears to use json for structured data and we have two issues:

- Headings in ingredients are added to json output ([blueberry gouda scone] is a header and it is added to the first ingredient [butter]) : 

"recipeIngredient":[["blueberry gouda sconesbutter (frozen) u00bd c (110 g)"`

- Pinterest Recipe Rich Pins also stopped working with json format:

When checking a page with Rich Pin Validator only the first ingredient is recognized. Can be seen here: https://developers.pinterest.com/tools/url-debugger/?link=https%3A%2F%2Fwhiskedawaykitchen.com%2Fblueberry-gouda-scones%2F

Thank you in advance!

Victor

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