Schema: dateCreated
Schema: dateCreated Example Markup
The following are examples of markup written in json+ld that include the correct usage for Schema: dateCreated.
WebPage markup should be the cornerstone of all your markup work. WebPage can and should per definition be used on all webpages without exception. Follow our simple, yet deep WebPage markup example to understand how.
In-depth Article JSON-LD example wired into the Xoo universe via Jane Xoo's 1945 pediatric paper, the artifact behind the Person example's claim that she redefined modern healthcare for children. Covers author @id references, the datePublished/dateModified/dateCreated triple, the 110-character headline rule, and Google's three-aspect-ratio image requirement.
QAPage JSON-LD example for a community Q&A thread about XooStructured validation errors. Covers the QAPage/Question/Answer trio, acceptedAnswer vs suggestedAnswer, answerCount, upvoteCount, and how QAPage differs from FAQPage for community-driven question-and-answer content.
Photograph JSON-LD example for a portrait of Jane Xoo from 1945. Covers contentUrl, thumbnail, exifData with PropertyValue pairs, copyrightHolder, acquireLicensePage for licensing, locationCreated with Place, and how Photograph differs from ImageObject for standalone photo pages.
VisualArtwork JSON-LD example for the parent type behind CoverArt and SequentialArt, covering the 13 art-specific properties: artist, artEdition, artform, artMedium, artworkSurface, colorist, penciler, inker, letterer, height, width, depth, weight.
Painting JSON-LD stub. Direct CreativeWork subtype (not under VisualArtwork). No unique properties of its own. For canvas dimensions and medium, use a dual @type of Painting + VisualArtwork.
Drawing JSON-LD stub. Direct CreativeWork subtype for pencil/pen/crayon work. No unique properties. For dimensions and medium, dual-type with VisualArtwork.
Sculpture JSON-LD stub. Direct CreativeWork subtype. No unique properties. For dimensions and material, dual-type with VisualArtwork.
Collection JSON-LD example for a bibliographic or archival collection of items. CreativeWork subtype adding collectionSize. Parent of ProductCollection.
ArchiveComponent JSON-LD example for a single archival item. Pending CreativeWork subtype adding holdingArchive and itemLocation.
ComicCoverArt JSON-LD stub for the cover image of a comic issue. Dual-inherits from ComicStory and CoverArt (which sits under VisualArtwork), carrying the full comics creative-team vocabulary plus art-world dimensions.
Poster JSON-LD stub for printed or digital announcement posters (concert posters, film posters, promotional posters). Pending CreativeWork subtype with no unique properties.
Manuscript JSON-LD stub for a handwritten book, document, or piece of music. Pending CreativeWork subtype with no unique properties; relies on inherited material, author, dateCreated.
ProfilePage JSON-LD example for a person or organisation profile page. Direct WebPage subtype. Google's Profile Page rich result keys on this type.
DataFeed JSON-LD example for a feed of dataset items (a streaming / batch data feed). Dataset subtype with dataFeedElement for the feed's items.
DataFeedItem JSON-LD example for a single element inside a DataFeed. Intangible with dateCreated, dateModified, dateDeleted, item.
Question JSON-LD example for Q&A, FAQ, and quiz content. Comment subtype carrying acceptedAnswer, suggestedAnswer, answerCount, eduQuestionType. The node Google reads for Q&A rich results and quiz LearningResource pages.
Answer JSON-LD example — Comment subtype with answerExplanation and parentItem. Half of the Q&A rich-result pair with Question.