Google Rich Result

About

The ComboStrap pages supports the setting of metadata to enable Google Rich Result.

Google Rich Result are results as below shown in the search page of Google that have been styled.

List

ComboStrap will automatically create the minimum information needed to create a Google Rich Result for the following type of page:

• website - The root home page gets automatically this type of page with the searchbox Rich Result
• organization - You set this type of page in a About Us page where you gives information about your company. It enables the the Google knowledge panel rich result
• article - An article such as a wikipedia article, news article or piece of investigative report that enables google card
• event - On an event page, we add its start and end date

Preview / Control

You can control the Rich Result of your page with the following tools:

• Rich Results test will validate and show you the data set one page at a time.
• Rich result status reports will show you a report of your website.

Example of result:

Advanced

Manual Rich Result

You can also:

• transform yourself a page to a Google Rich Result.
• or set extra attributes.

You just need to:

• set the type of your page
• set the json-ld property with:
  • a full json-ld definition
  • or extra Schema.org metadata properties in json-ld format

For instance, if you want to create a course page, you would:

• set the type of your page to custom
• and set the json-ld property with the below definition:

{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "Course",
  "name": "Introduction to Computer Science and Programming",
  "description": "Introductory CS course laying out the basics.",
  "provider": {
    "@type": "Organization",
    "name": "University of Technology - Eureka",
    "sameAs": "http://www.ut-eureka.edu"
  }
}

If you want to know more about search result features, see the Google documentation.

json-ld

The json-ld property is a page metadata that you can use to set extra Schema.org metadata properties in json-ld format).

This metadata field is available in the page type tab of the How to set your metadata with the Metadata Manager.