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Changeset 2194950


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Timestamp:
11/17/2019 04:41:47 PM (6 years ago)
Author:
gorbo
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1.4.1

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  • structured-content/trunk/readme.txt

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    77Tested up to: 5.3
    88Requires PHP: 7.0
    9 Stable tag: 1.4.0
     9Stable tag: 1.4.1
    1010License: GPLv2 or later
    1111License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
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    17171. Unzip the download package
    18182. Upload structured-content to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
    19 3. Activate the plugin through the \'Plugins\' menu in WordPress
     193. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
    2020
    2121Alternatively
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    2727
    2828In simple dialogs, for example FAQ can be inserted. Because the the plugin renders the given information as JSON-LD according to schema.org, the bots of the search engines, like google, recognize this schema.
    29 Nice option: you can decide if only the JSON-LD should be displayed in the source code or if the content should be preformatted and visible. Check or uncheck the \"Render HTML\" box to do this.
     29Nice option: you can decide if only the JSON-LD should be displayed in the source code or if the content should be preformatted and visible. Check or uncheck the "Render HTML" box to do this.
    3030
    3131You can test whether the information has been labeled correctly with the [Structured Data Testing Tool](https://search.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool) from Google, for example.
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    4646Once the the plugin is installed and activated, you'll find a new icon in the titlebar of the WYSIWYG editor. Just click it, select your preferred structured content element you want to insert and a modal will open. Fill out the form, click the save button and your done.
    4747
    48 If you use *Gutenberg* you'll find a new content block. Choose your preferred structured content element and fill out the form. If you want to answer more than one question, then simply add them by clicking on \'Add one\' *within* this Gutenberg block.
     48If you use *Gutenberg* you'll find a new content block. Choose your preferred structured content element and fill out the form. If you want to answer more than one question, then simply add them by clicking on "Add one" *within* this Gutenberg block.
    4949
    5050Alternatively use these shortcodes in your TinyMCE:
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    8181
    8282== Changelog ==
     83= 1.4.1 =
     84* [FIX] Backend issues with the lightbox modal
     85* [FEATURE] jQuery completely removed from the plugin
     86
    8387= 1.4.0 =
    84 * [NEW] Structured element \"Course\" (Gutenberg & TinyMCE)
     88* [NEW] Structured element "Course" (Gutenberg & TinyMCE)
    8589* [NEW] Icon set (https://www.zondicons.com/)
    8690* [NEW] Update mechanism for blocks
    87 * [NEW] Optional fields for \"Events\": image, offers, performer
    88 * [FIX] \"Events\" description in JSON works now :)
     91* [NEW] Optional fields for "Events": image, offers, performer
     92* [FIX] "Events" description in JSON works now :)
    8993* [FIX] Refactored css classes that started with sc- to sc_
    9094* [FIX] Issue with select fields in Gutenberg
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