I didn’t find the schema.org/article tags in td_block.php, they’re in /newspaper/includes/modules/td_module_X.php and it’s being placed there by get_item_scope(). To delete the itemprop=”name” on the h3 tags within td_module_X.php, edit the get_title() function in td_module.php and delete the itemprop=”name” from the h3 tag. That’s what I did and it worked for my blog, I just deleted the information from the td_module_X’s that I was using in the sidebar and for similar articles. In my case td_module_4 and td_module_6, so it’s probably different for you. You only want one schema.org/article per page for those rich pins. Hope this helps.

Thanks Vexx! Your solution worked. Our team is very happy to have our Pinterest pins titles coming in correctly.

I’m having the same issue. Vexx did you ever solve it?

What have you guys tested regarding Rich Pins? We would be happy to switch from our plugin to one that you guys have tested.