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What am I doing wrong?

by Ani86
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I am trying Microdata for the first time and I am getting errors on the html validation site.

"itemscope" is not a member of a group specified for any attribute

there is no attribute "itemprop"

Can you please tell me what am i doing wrong?

Here is the url www rootersontime com/services/

I only did a small part of the page just to try it out. Please let me know if i made any mistakes.
#error #html #microdata #schema #validation #wrong
  • Profile picture of the author SDStudio
    Ani86,

    Read this: How to fix There is no attribute "itemprop"

    This might help solve your problem

    Cheers,
    Al
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  • Profile picture of the author Ani86
    so this means the microdata is only valid for html 5? not html 4. not smart at all.
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  • Profile picture of the author simplytestable
    I'm the author of the above-linked article and have noticed people reaching the article from the above link and thought I'd add a little more.

    The "itemprop" attribute, among other new microdata-related properties, is available only in HTML5. Refer to Extending HTML5 for details on these microdata properties.

    It's not too surprising that these properties aren't present in HTML4 - HTML4 was finalised about 15 years ago when such needs weren't relevant.

    I'll update the above-linked article soon with some more relevant details.
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    • Profile picture of the author helpitx
      Originally Posted by simplytestable View Post

      I'm the author of the above-linked article and have noticed people reaching the article from the above link and thought I'd add a little more.

      The "itemprop" attribute, among other new microdata-related properties, is available only in HTML5. Refer to Extending HTML5 for details on these microdata properties.

      It's not too surprising that these properties aren't present in HTML4 - HTML4 was finalised about 15 years ago when such needs weren't relevant.

      I'll update the above-linked article soon with some more relevant details.
      I agree with you. Now HTML often means only HTML5 and if you are using blogger platform than it could be XHTML for website coding. The post HTML is HTML5.
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