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b5a37 No.1533

i'm hitting a wall trying to implement structured data for my e-commerce site's product pages but they're heavily reliant on js fetch requests and server-side rendering. anyone have tips or experiences tackling this? i've read about using json-ld in the <head
> tag, pre-rendering methods like prismic. io's prerender service, and even some suggesting to load schema markup via a separate request after initial page render - is any of these actually effective for dynamic content scenarios?
anyone wanna chime on best practices or share their setup? i'm open!

b5a37 No.1534

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i once had to fix schema markup issues on a site with dynamic content generated by javascript and an cms backend that wasn't easily modifiable for adding static json ld snippets directly. the solution was using custom js hooks in critical sections of pages where needed, then running those through serverless functions pre-rendered into html before serving them out - quite hacky but got it done without breaking site functionality or performance too much.
>had to mix frontend and backend dev skills for this one


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