Troubleshooting Your Schema

Often times you'll run a test with Google's Structured Data Testing Tool, and you'll see some Schema entries that baffle & confuse you. Often it will be "hentry". But did Xagio write that schema to your page, or did something else?

While we cannot tell you what schema's other themes or plugins have written to your pages, we can easily pinpoint exactly what schema was written by Project Supremacy.

Here's how to do it.

In the image below, there are 2 types of Schema found on this URL.

1. LocalBusiness

2. hatom

Click on either of them to open up their schema properties. In this example we will start by clicking on hatom.

The left side of the screen shows the entire source code (php, HTML) of your page. Clicking on @type on the right window, will highlight the schema entry on the left side.

In the image below, you may not yet be able to tell that Xagio did not have anything to do with writing the hatom schema type.

However, when we back up and now click on the LocalBusiness Schema type, and then click on @type to highlight it's schema entry, we can now easily see that all Schema written by Xagio is actually wrapped in comments, making it easy to identify.

<!-- Xagio – Schema.org --> will appear before and after the schema entry.

Here is the actual schema entry written to this URL by Project Supremacy

<!-- Project Supremacy – Schema.org -->

<script type="application/ld+json">

{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org","@type":"LocalBusiness","address":"Edmonton, Alberta","aggregateRating":{"@type":"AggregateRating","bestRating":"5","description":"HP, Lexmark, Canon & Xerox. Printer Repair Edmonton has Field Service Technicians, ready to come to you!","image":"http:\/\/www.printerrepairedmonton.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/05\/printer-repair-edmonton1.png","name":"Printer Repair Edmonton","ratingCount":"2","ratingValue":"5","reviewCount":"2","url":"http:\/\/www.printerrepairedmonton.com","worstRating":"1"},"description":"HP, Lexmark, Canon & Xerox. Printer Repair Edmonton has Field Service Technicians, ready to come to you!","email":"[email protected]","image":"http:\/\/www.printerrepairedmonton.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/05\/printer-repair-edmonton1.png","logo":"http:\/\/www.printerrepairedmonton.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/05\/printer-repair-edmonton1.png","name":"Printer Repair Edmonton","priceRange":"$100 - $1000","telephone":"1 800 123 4567","url":"http:\/\/www.printerrepairedmonton.com","review":[{"@type":"Review","author":"Herc Magnus","datePublished":"2018-02-02","description":"I think you guys did an excellent job fixing my printer.","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","bestRating":"5","worstRating":"1","ratingValue":"5"}},{"@type":"Review","author":"Jaja Gabor","datePublished":"2018-02-06","description":"You fixed my pice of shit printer good!","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","bestRating":"5","worstRating":"1","ratingValue":"5"}}]}

</script>

<!-- Xagio – Schema.org -->

Now you can easily tell if your websites pages or posts have any schema on them, wether it's written by Xagio or not!

If it is NOT written by Xagio, unfortunately you are on your own to find out how it was injected, but using this method should help guide you by simply reading the code.

Hope this helps!