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Assisted by: Shane.
Currently WordPress attaches the default content template to the body and the container in which toolset displays the custom post template.
Through JSON-LD it has never been easier to add my own microdata to explain what I am displaying.
However, wordpress wraps all that in it's own microdata called CreativeWork.
How can I remove that microdata, but ONLY for custom post content templates (which I create within Toolset)
I have attached an example from Google's microdata testing tool
I have two objects defined here for a real estate listing (a Residence and a Product), but I'd like to remove all the other ones, so it becomes less confusing for the crawler.
