Hi Alex,

There is no option to disable structured data in the site backend. Are you trying to remove this section from the page source? refer to my screenshot. If yes, then you can do a template override for this file path, go to backend > easyblog > themes > themes> edit wireframe.

Find this file path in template editor:
/helpers/post/list/schema.php -> this file is responsible blog listing view
/helpers/post/entry/schema.php -> this file is responsible for post entry view

Thank you Thiyagarajan, got you.

Regarding the marked script - so that means I should delete the complete part until </script> in order to "deactivate" the rich data snippet, right?

Will this be overwritten with the next update of EasyBlog?

Hi Alex,

Regarding the marked script - so that means I should delete the complete part until </script> in order to "deactivate" the rich data snippet, right?

You are right. You will need to delete the whole <script>...</script> tag block from the theme file.

Will this be overwritten with the next update of EasyBlog?

If you modify directly from EasyBlog core file, then yes, your changes will be overwritten when you upgrade your EasyBlog.

What you can do is to create a theme file override of the two theme files.

E.g.

Copy the '/helpers/post/entry/schema.php' file and place the file into your Joomla's template override folder, e.g. '

'JOOMLA/templates/[YOUR_JOOMLA_TEMPLATE]/html/com_easyblog/helpers/post/entry/schema.php'

Hope this help and have a nice day

Thank you Sam, I did so - took the schema.php, deleted the script part, and uploaded to

mydomain/templates/olmo/overrides/html/com_easyblog/helpers/post/entry
and
mydomain/templates/olmo/overrides/html/com_easyblog/helpers/post/list


Not sure, if I created the correct path - did I missunderstand? Because - when testing the blog article, it still shows 2 elements for "article".

Also deleted cache to make sure this is not interfering.

Thank you.

Hi Alex,

I am sorry for the delay of this reply.

I did so - took the schema.php, deleted the script part, and uploaded to

mydomain/templates/olmo/overrides/html/com_easyblog/helpers/post/entry
and
mydomain/templates/olmo/overrides/html/com_easyblog/helpers/post/list


Not sure, if I created the correct path - did I missunderstand? Because - when testing the blog article, it still shows 2 elements for "article".

Also deleted cache to make sure this is not interfering.

Regarding the above, I not sure if the template override folder path is correct or not for your Joomla template. Usually the Joomla template override path is 'mydomain/templates/olmo/html/' (without the overrides folder).

If your changes is already taking effect, then I guess the above is the correct path.

If not, then you might want to try the below folder path

mydomain/templates/olmo/html/com_easyblog/helpers/post/entry

mydomain/templates/olmo/html/com_easyblog/helpers/post/list

Hope this help and have a nice day

Thank you Sam - yes, that made it!
Thought I need to put the overide-files into the overide folder?

Hi Sam, I am having a new setup on my website, using latest J5 and EasyBlog: I cannot find the files anymore on my installation. Did that change in the last 2 years? Thanks, Alex

Solved thank you

Good to know that.