Change Class, ID, Itemtype, and other Attributes in Genesis

I recently worked on a project where there was a Leadership (staff) page. In order to make the best use out of schema.org microdata and rich snippets, I had to change the itemprop attribute that Genesis uses for the <article class="entry ..."> element. By default, it is set to CreativeWork. For a list of people within an Organization, I changed it to Organization. Here’s how…

Changing Other Attributes Is Easy

Genesis makes it easy for us. You can change a handful of things with these filters for pretty much any markup that the framework creates for us. Below is a huge list of the filters along with any associated schema those elements may have. Just change the attribute in $attribute['itemtype'] to the attribute you’re trying to change: id, class, itemprop, or itemscope.

Genesis Default Context & Filters for Attributes

Some other things you can do with your Genesis powered WordPress website are things like

• change the navigation menu itemtypes for schema microdata
• add next and previous link to your blog posts for Genesis
• change the entry title post links in your Archives for Genesis