[Lars]

Hey Brook,

thanks for you quick reply. Tools are used in different ways, for one part structured data seems to be a bug, for others it might appear as quiet welcome.

For me, structured data in the widget was very helpful. As I wrote to Cliff: “You will never achieve a good ranking with a single event site. This site will appear – once you published the event – and disappear after the event. This is why a single event site – which shows structured data – will stay in the middle of nowhere on SERP showing structured data and disappear. Concerning SEO you want to show structured data on a permanent site, which changes just the upcoming list of events with structured data. This is why, it was quiet a good thing – though a bug – to implement structured data in the widget. You could use it on every SEO optimised website.” I’d like to add, that this is a view regarding especially recurring events which I use only. With structured data on the single event page belonging to recurring events you will create duplicate content. For this case you need an assemblee of structured data on a landing page. I had quiet good experience with the eventscalendar 3.12.6 in this regard. Cliff mentioned also another customer who came up with a similar feedback (see my other support thread).

Could you imagine to publish a code, how to modify /events-calendar-pro/src/views/pro/widgets/modules/single-event.php exactly to get the structured data back for those who are a fan of the wonderful bug in the list widget?

Best,
Lars

• This reply was modified 10 years, 2 months ago by Lars.

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[Lars]

Hi Cliff,

thanks for the quick reply.

Both URLs were using the same theme. Just to make sure it is not the theme. I also checked this issue already with the Twenty Fifteen theme. Anyhow, it’s installed now on 5.k3.de and I deaktivated all plugins but the events calendar and the events calendar pro.

The problem remains. Any ideas?

Best,
lars

[Lars]

Great, thanks for the hint.

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