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Last updated by 5 years, 4 months ago.
Assisted by: Nigel.
Tell us what you are trying to do?
Hi. I have many custom post types on my site - I created different ones for trick-or-treat and another for halloween-events.
Given that Google now extracts data from pages using the Event schema (hidden link) and shows them higher on the results before actual website pages, I want my events to appear in the Google Search Results Events box.
So basically I want to add event schema tags to a content layout for my events posts.
I assume I need a custom layout.
I had an initial problem installing layouts - it broke my display - until I read the docs where it said to disable bootstrap. Phew.
After reading https://toolset.com/documentation/recommended-themes/toolset-divi-integration/matching-divi-styling-using-toolset/ it basically says don't try to use layouts with Divi.
Given my objective of adding event schema tags to wrap around custom fields (date, location, suburb, url) in my event pages, what is your recommendation?
Should I try to force them into layouts, or do i have to use divi?
eg this page - hidden link
and the attached screenshot of the google results with event box
