How to configure multiple authors?

Hello @vanessaaa,

Thanks for reaching out!

The option you choose in WordPress > SEO > Search Appearance > General is important. For Knowledge Graph & Schema.org, you should choose “Person” and not “Organization”. This data is shown as metadata in your site. It is intended to appear in Google’s Knowledge Graph.

We also recommend running the configuration wizard again in WordPress > SEO > General > Dashboard. In Step 5, do ensure to choose that you have “Multiple Authors”. Each author on a site has a unique identifier and the “Person” schema needs an ID with the site’s home URL plus this identifier.

You can read more about this here.

Now it’s showing Dr. Sara as a author but on this page: https://chocair.suryamkt.com.br/servicos/nefrologia/nefrite/ it should show Dr. Leonardo

Hi @vanessaaa,

Thank you for your reply.

We can confirm that we currently see "name":"Dra. Sara Mohrbacher" in the Schema.

The name that gets included in this Schema piece, is coming from the page author that is currently set for the page. Can you confirm that the correct author is currently configured for this page?

Hello, so for this page it should be Dr. Leonardo Victor Barbosa Pereira who is the current author

Hi,

Since https://chocair.suryamkt.com.br/servicos/nefrologia/nefrite/ is a page, then it’s expected that there is no ‘article’ schema and therefore no ‘author’ schema output as well.

The article schema should only be output on explicitly ‘authored’ pages. In the case of a standard WordPress setup, this is limited to native Posts. You can learn more about it here — https://developer.yoast.com/features/schema/pieces/article/

So if Dr. Leonardo Victor Barbosa Pereira is the author of a post on your website, you would expect that the article and author schema would output for that post.