Schema App

Introduction Covers the cases where xpaths are not matching and therefore taglists or other highlights are not shown in a google testing tool. Note we w...

Adding a Fixed Property You can use the “Add Fixed Property” option when you need to further define something that: Resides in the same place on every ...

Linking an Existing Data Items When you link the content on a page to another page, you improve the crawlability of your website while building a knowled...

Adding a Sub-template There are two situations for which this option makes sense: There is a section within your page that contains content that repeat...

Adding a manual xpath Sometimes dynamic information will appear on the live page that isn’t rendered in the Highlighter. In cases like these, you may wan...

Overview of how it works Select the page templates you want to mark up. Load a chosen page and select the appropriate schema class. Map each of the el...

Tagging Options There is a good chance that you won’t be able to use the same method to tag all of the content on your page, so depending on the type of co...

Now that you've highlighted your content, you want to tell the Schema App Highlighter which pages you want to apply the highlights to. There are 3 ...

The Highlighter validates using the example URLs, URL patterns, or x-paths previously captured. Check that: The “Highlight content” is referring to...