New: Google Search Supports Syntax Graph Merge – Search Engine Roundtable
Google Search as of last week now supports syntax graph merge. This allows you to use two different forms of structured data, such as JSON-LD and Microdata, on the same page, and Google will support both.
This was announced yesterday at the Google Search Central Live event in Zurich. Ryan Levering, a Software Engineer at Google who works a lot of structured data, presented this news.
He said that syntax graph merge support “allows one to take advantage of the benefits of multiple syntaxes.” He said Google has updated validator.schema.org, the Google rich result test and “all Google ingestion.”
Ryan explained this to be a “somewhat advanced feature, adding that this “launched last week.”
Here is a photo Aleyda Solis took of the slide where he announced this, she posted this on X, “Launched last week: syntax graph merge json-ld and microdata. Use it carefully tho! It should allow you to take advantage of the multiple syntaxes.”
Note, Google Search did support understanding multiple…
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