I am trying to check if I have speedbooster active. I, manually, have not done anything so I doubt it but I don’t the information you provided in http://screencast.com/t/LDPniI0Qpv
in my theme status panel. I am using newspaper theme V 6.6.3

Thanks for the update! I am still getting one error. It is a strange one. My articles are using the default post template. Google testing tool reads it perfectly, thanks to the update. But at the end of the google testing tool results, i get the following error message: the value provided for image must be a valid url.
You can see screen image of the error here:
https://www.uspolitics.news/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Screen-Shot-2015-12-22-at-5.36.04-AM.png

Then it highlights all this, suggesting something is wrong the:

<span style=”display: none;” itemprop=”image” itemscope itemtype=”https://schema.org/ImageObject”><meta itemprop=”url” content=”https://www.uspolitics.news/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Ted-Cruz-takes-aim-at-the-WSJ.jpeg”><meta itemprop=”width” content=”1160″><meta itemprop=”height” content=”629″></span>

Also, I noticed the SiteNavigationElement is no longer showing up in the in the google testing tool. How can I make my sitenavigationElements show up.

I used the code above and it worked great, thank you.

I would like to add the time as well. I am using this code:

<?php echo the_modified_date(‘l, F j, Y’, ‘<div itemprop=”dateModified” class=”the-modified-date”>Updated on: ‘,’ </div>’); ?>

To show:
Updated on: Wednesday, December 9, 2015

But instead, I would like for it to show:
Updated on: Wednesday, December 9, 2015 at 6:30 p.m.

Thanks I updated my theme and the first issue went away. There is still an issue with my sitenavigationElement and your demo has the same issue. Yes, you have all the green lights but when you open the drop down window the navigation links are not correct. At least that is what I saw. I had the same issue but I was able to somewhat fix it. When you run the demo through google structured tool the only real navigation element that pops up is the home page, just like in mine. The rest of the elements are articles.

I’ve managed to fix my theme so that the articles are not read by google as navigation links. However, I cannot get the actual navigation links to show up as navigation links correctly. I was able to manually input the itemprop=”name” content=title and itemprop=”url” into the correct area but the HTML it doesn’t work correctly. I’ve gotten to the point where I was able to have it show in google structured tool as siteNavElement but the “title” was read as a url.

When I compared the nav items to the logo url (the one url that is being classified correctly as a SiteNaviationElement) I concluded that there might be something more going on here.

This is the default code for my nav links:
<li class=”menu-item menu-item-type-post_type menu-item-object-page td-menu-item td-normal-menu menu-item-1381″>Example

I believe the issue is w/the ‘title’ and ‘href’ being within the same <>. I’ve spent hours and hours trying out different combinations of places where to put the ‘itemprop’ items but it has not worked. Can you please tell me how I can either seperate the ‘title’ and the href or how I can get it to work correctly?

Also, what file should I be working on when I make the changes? The file I was working made the code appear publicly lol.

Can I use the location you mentioned above to change “Post tagged with” to “Articles tagged with”, and is this something I can do by just changing the text you pointed to in the imgage?

I am trying to change the WordPress default excerpt length for the RSS Feeds, not the modules but the xml document that created the feed. I do not see the WordPress Default Excerpt module you pointed here http://screencast.com/t/wpjde0ffMo

It does not show up in my panel.