There is a need to support embedded markup (at least HTML) in some json-ld literals (e.g., for jdx:formattedDescription).
This is largely due to the Google JobPosting guidance which states:
You must format the description in HTML.
* At minimum, add paragraph breaks using <br>, <p>, or \n.
* Valid tags include <p>, <ul>, <li>, and headings <h1> through <h5>.
* You can also use character-level formatting tags such as <strong> and <em>.
Thoughts?
As data, I'm not fond of the notion of embedding formatting markup...but the question of "how-to" for me remains. There are circumstances where it might make perfect sense (e.g., markup for a math competency using MathML), so knowing how makes sense.
There is a need to support embedded markup (at least HTML) in some json-ld literals (e.g., for jdx:formattedDescription).
This is largely due to the Google JobPosting guidance which states:
Thoughts?
As data, I'm not fond of the notion of embedding formatting markup...but the question of "how-to" for me remains. There are circumstances where it might make perfect sense (e.g., markup for a math competency using MathML), so knowing how makes sense.