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I'm trying to add some structured markup to my restaurant listing website using the Structured Markup Helper (highlighting tool) from Google.

When I highlight a restaurant's weekday and opening time, the markup helper tells me that the Day, Month and Year are "required" for an opening time (what?). When I attempt to generate the HTML anyway, the helper displays an error embedded in the markup:

<span itemprop="dayOfWeek" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/DayOfWeek"><td itemprop="name">Monday</td></span><td><strong itemprop="opens" content="Please insert valid ISO 8601 date/time here. Examples: 2015-07-27 or 2015-07-27T15:30">8:30am</strong> - <strong itemprop="closes" content="Please insert valid ISO 8601 date/time here. Examples: 2015-07-27 or 2015-07-27T15:30">Midnight</strong></td>

I can't work out the issue. Why would I enter a day/month/year for an opening time? An opening time relates to a weekday, not a day/month/year.

Seems like this guy had the same issue, but the solution wasn't posted.

Help?

Callum
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That strange. The only required tag I see is name (see screenshot below). Anyway I guess the main confusion for you comes from this phrase

Please insert valid ISO 8601 date/time here. Examples: 2015-07-27 or 2015-07-27T15:30

Well in fact it doesn't mean you have to provide Day, Month and Year here. It just asks you to use ISO 8601 standard for date/time information. You can (and should in this case) use it only for time indicating. E.g.

"134730" in the basic format or "13:47:30" in the extended format

See nice article at Wikipedia about it.

Markup Helper Screenshot

ajax
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