[Resolved] Necessary to disable GP's built-in schema when using recipe and SEO plugins?

[Dave]

Thanks for creating a great theme!

I’m in the process of transferring two sites to GP Pro:
-One has both recipes and standard blog articles. I have the WP Recipe Maker and Yoast plugins installed.
-The other has no recipes, just standard blog articles. I have the Yoast plugin installed.

To avoid confusing search engines in either or both of these cases, is it necessary for me to disable GP’s built-in schema? Or, can I leave GP’s schema enabled without any likely negative SEO-related effects?

I’ve seen instructions for disabling the built-in schema elsewhere in the forums, so no explanation of that needed; I’m just trying to avoid another plugin or child theme unless necessary or highly recommended.

Thanks!

[Leo]

Hi David,

I don’t believe it is necessary but probably a good idea as Tom suggested here:
https://generatepress.com/forums/topic/schema-generator/#post-1138535

Let me know if this helps 🙂

[Dave]

Leo,
Many thanks for your input, and for the link to Tom’s opinion on a similar case. Looks like adding the code snippets plugin may be worth it.
Dave

[Leo]

No problem 🙂

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