[Norbs]

Hi
I'm a bit confused about the whole Rich Snippets option. The thing is ... following the short explanation under "Settings > Rich Snippets" I cannot find anything alike in the /templates/comments.php file - but instead...

PHP Code:

<?php 

if ($average_rating != 0) {

    echo $output_average_rating;

    echo "<span class='average_rating_text'>";

    if ($settings->rich_snippets) {

        echo " <span class=\"rating\"><span class=\"average\">" . $average_rating . "</span></span> (<span class=\"votes\">" . cmtx_number_of_ratings() . "</span>)";

    } else {

        echo " " . $average_rating . " (" . cmtx_number_of_ratings() . ")";

    }

    echo "</span>";

    if ($settings->rich_snippets) {

        echo "</div>";

    }

} else {

    if ($settings->rich_snippets) {

        echo " <span class=\"rating\"><span class=\"average\"></span></span><span class=\"votes\"></span></div>";

    }

}



} else {

    if ($settings->rich_snippets) {

        echo " <span class=\"rating\"><span class=\"average\"></span></span><span class=\"votes\"></span></div>";

    }

}

echo "</div>";[/php 

[Steven]

Hi,

The Rich Snippets code is only added to the page if you enable it in the admin panel.

You won't "see" any difference because it is mark-up and not visibly displayed.

You need to add the mark-up shown in red to your page, otherwise the <span> and <div> tags will not match up and will ruin the layout.

The average rating section no longer displays any wording, only the figures for the average and total.

Take a look at the source code of the example file that I have attached. It contains the mark-up for the "Example" heading title.

[Methyus]

Steven,
What do you mean by, "add the mark-up shown in red to your page"? Shown in red where? Is it still even necessary to add this markup in the lastest version?

Thanks.

~ Aedryan