schema.org markup fixed, unittest added #1633
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schema.org markup fixed, unittest added
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This has messed up the layout on the sidebar. |
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one extra space in front of the ( ? -------- Ursprüngliche Nachricht -------- This has messed up the layout on the sidebar. — |
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@haarg: correct - if the review is not an integer, but has a .5, it occupies to much horizontal space (even though hidden) that a line break occurs. I'll fix that! |
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This patch fixes the schema.org microdata embedded in the metacpan POD page. The result can be seen in Google's Structured Data Testing Tool - see the screenshot:
Other pages that use the same includes are not affected at all.
I added a unittest to assure that things stay like that :-)
Fixes #1629.