How to use itemprop in breadcrumbs

shasha

I have recently added this code <?php echo Gdn_Theme::Breadcrumbs( $this->Data('Breadcrumbs') ) ?> in default.master.php to show breacrumbs. Where do I add this code <span class="Breadcrumbs" itemscope="" itemtype="http://data-vocabulary.org/Breadcrumb"><span class="Crumb"> &rsaquo; </span><span itemprop="title">{$Title}</span></span> Please advice?

Vanilla Version : Version 2.0.18.8

vrijvlinder

Where do you want it to show ?

peregrine

I assume he wants this

itemscope="" itemtype="http://data-vocabulary.org/Breadcrumb"

added.

otherwise he would just add

  <div id="Breadcrumbs"><?php echo Gdn_Theme::Breadcrumbs( $this->Data('Breadcrumbs') ) ?></div>

below the Body field in the default.master.php

shasha

Correct, @peregrine . Thanks

@peregrine said:
I assume he wants this

itemscope="" itemtype="http://data-vocabulary.org/Breadcrumb"

added.

otherwise he would just add

  <div id="Breadcrumbs"><?php echo Gdn_Theme::Breadcrumbs( $this->Data('Breadcrumbs') ) ?></div>

below the Body field in the default.master.php

peregrine

was that correct in the assumption

or correct in that solved your problem?

answering an either or with correct is confusing to say the least.

perhaps
<div id='Breadcrumbs itemscope="" itemtype="http://data-vocabulary.org/Breadcrumb"'><?php echo Gdn_Theme::Breadcrumbs( $this->Data('Breadcrumbs') ) ?></div>

shasha

Thanks peregrine. Is there a way to show title at the end of breadcrumbs.

peregrine

I think it has all been said before here:

http://vanillaforums.org/discussion/24268/breadcrumbs

shasha

Thanks, I tried that code but title is not getting called. Getting error like this :

Shadowdare

{$Title} is a Smarty tag that can only be used in the default.master.tpl file in Vanilla 2.1+.

shasha

Any advice on which code to use on Version 2.0.18.8

@Shadowdare said:
{$Title} is a Smarty tag that can only be used in the default.master.tpl file in Vanilla 2.1+.

Shadowdare

Try this to print the title of the page:

<?php echo $this->Data('Title'); ?>

shasha

It worked, Thanks

@Shadowdare said:
Try this to print the title of the page:

<?php echo $this->Data('Title'); ?>

shasha

I recently tested my website on google snippet testing tool but its unable to detect any RDFa or structured data. Please advise.