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	itemprop="$property" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/$scope</source>		itemprop="$property" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/$scope"</source>

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2017-06-16T09:24:09Z

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	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
	<span itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/$scope itemprop="$property">		<span itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/$scope" itemprop="$property">
	$content		$content
	</span>		</span>

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2015-05-31T21:49:39Z

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	<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>		<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
	{{incomplete}}		{{incomplete}}
			<noinclude>{{Joomla version\|version=3.2\|time=and after}}</noinclude>
	<translate>==What is Microdata?== <!--T:1-->		<translate>==What is Microdata?== <!--T:1-->
	Microdata is a way of adding contextual information to your website and its contents, allowing search engines to better understand the information you provide them with.</translate>		Microdata is a way of adding contextual information to your website and its contents, allowing search engines to better understand the information you provide them with.</translate>
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	Contextual information allows search engines to understand the meaning of the information presented on your website, which allows it to better answer more verbose 'natural language' queries where an understanding of the meaning helps to interpret the most relevant content to be displayed.</translate>		Contextual information allows search engines to understand the meaning of the information presented on your website, which allows it to better answer more verbose 'natural language' queries where an understanding of the meaning helps to interpret the most relevant content to be displayed.</translate>
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	To understand how search engines use the microdata information take a look at [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-kX0Aut-18 this short video].</translate>		To understand how search engines use the microdata information take a look at [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-kX0Aut-18 this short video].</translate>

	<translate>==Joomla 3.x roadmap for Microdata== <!--T:5--></translate>		<translate>==Joomla! 3.x roadmap for Microdata== <!--T:5--></translate>
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	The 3.2 release introduced the JMicrodata library, part of one of the many successful projects submitted during GSoC 2013 and the 3.3 release introduced microdata elements into two of the core component’s layouts. For 3.4, we aim to continue refining the JMicrodata library to ensure it is flexible and easy to use for users of all skill levels and continue implementing microdata elements into core layouts.</translate>		The 3.2 release introduced the JMicrodata library, part of one of the many successful projects submitted during GSoC 2013 and the 3.3 release introduced microdata elements into two of the core component’s layouts. For 3.4, we aim to continue refining the JMicrodata library to ensure it is flexible and easy to use for users of all skill levels and continue implementing microdata elements into core layouts.</translate>

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	==How To implement Microdata yourself==		==How To implement Microdata yourself==
	* [[How To Implement Rich Snippet for Breadcrumbs]]		* [[How To Implement Rich Snippet for Breadcrumbs]]

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Sovainfo: Added roadmap from 3.4 announcement

2014-05-01T12:35:21Z

Added roadmap from 3.4 announcement

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	To understand how search engines use the microdata information take a look at [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-kX0Aut-18 this short video].		To understand how search engines use the microdata information take a look at [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-kX0Aut-18 this short video].

			==Joomla 3.x roadmap for Microdata==
			The 3.2 release introduced the JMicrodata library, part of one of the many successful projects submitted during GSoC 2013 and the 3.3 release introduced microdata elements into two of the core component’s layouts. For 3.4, we aim to continue refining the JMicrodata library to ensure it is flexible and easy to use for users of all skill levels and continue implementing microdata elements into core layouts.

	==How do I use Microdata?==		==How do I use Microdata?==

P.Alex: /* How do I use the JMicrodata library? */

2014-04-07T18:49:00Z

How do I use the JMicrodata library?

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	<div>		<div>
	<!-- Author of the content -->		<!-- Author of the content -->
	<span>Written by Alexandru Pruteanu</span>		<span>
			Written by Alexandru Pruteanu
			</span>
	<!-- The content -->		<!-- The content -->
	Here is the article text...		Here is the article text...

P.Alex: /* How do I use the JMicrodata library? */

2014-04-07T17:03:41Z

How do I use the JMicrodata library?

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	~~Well~~ it will fallback, so you will not lose any meaningful semantic:		As you've added a fallback <tt>->fallback('Person', 'name')</tt>, it will fallback to the <i>Person</i> type, and you will not lose any meaningful semantic.
	<source lang="html4strict">		<source lang="html4strict">
	<div itemscope itemtype='https://schema.org/Product'>		<div itemscope itemtype='https://schema.org/Product'>
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	</source>		</source>
	If you don't need all that microdata information, you just disable that feature by calling <tt>$microdata->enable(false);</tt>		If you don't need all that microdata information, you just disable that feature by calling: <tt>$microdata->enable(false);</tt>
	<source lang="php">		<source lang="php">
			<?php
			$microdata = new JMicrodata('Product');
	$microdata->enable(false);		$microdata->enable(false);
			?>

			<div <?php echo $microdata->displayScope();?>>
			<!-- Author of the content -->
			<span>
			Written by <?php echo $microdata->content('Alexandru Pruteanu')->property('author')->fallback('Person', 'name')->display();?>
			</span>
			<!-- The content -->
			<?php echo $microdata->content('Here is the article text...')->property('articleBody')->display();?>
			<div>

	</source>		</source>
	The library will display the following:		The library will display the following: