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I want to hide the name of the publisher.

My code:

<article typeof="NewsArticle">

  <h2 property="headline">Wie instaliert Virtual Box in Windows 10</h2>

  <meta img property="image" src="Bilder/me.png">

  <span property="name" value="Virtual Box"/>
  <span property="mainEntityOfPage" value="http://google.de"/>
  <span property="datePublished" value="2019-03-07"/>
  <span property="dateModified" value="2019-03-17"/>
  <span property="publisher" typeof="Organization">
     <span property="name">http://htmlkurss.xyz</span>
     <span property="logo" typeof="ImageObject">
       <meta img property="contentUrl url" src="/index.php/Bild /Virtualbox.png" alt="VirtualBox" />
     </span>
  </span>

  <p property="articleBody">Virtual Box ist eine Virtualisierungssoftware, die viele Betriebessysteme emulieren kann. Sie funktioniert mit Linux , Mac und Windows. Sie hat auch veschiedenene Sprachen für ihre Oberfläche, wie beispielsweise Deutsch, Englisch ,... 
  </p>

  <p property="author" typeof="Person">Autor: <span 
  property="name">http://htmlkurss.xyz</span></p>

  <p>Korrekturen: <span property="editor">Rolf B</span></p>
</article>

I have tried:

<meta property="publisher" typeof="Organization">
<span property="name">http://htmlkurss.xyz</>

Google's Structured Data Testing Tool is warning me that Logo and Name must write.

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  • Your logo (ImageObject) doesn’t have a name. The publisher (Organization) has a name. Do you want to hide the name of the publisher?
    – unor
    Mar 23, 2019 at 19:50
  • yes , i want to hide the name , "htmlkurss.xyz" , now it display htmlkurss.xyz/windows8.php , and very Thanks because my Question your translate...
    – biotza
    Mar 23, 2019 at 21:10
  • Note that you have many errors in your HTML. I already explained in your other questions that span can’t have a value attribute. And <meta img is wrong, too. I would recommend to validate your HTML: validator.w3.org/nu/#textarea
    – unor
    Mar 23, 2019 at 21:49

1 Answer 1

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If you don’t want to display a text value in HTML+RDFa, you can use the meta element:

<span property="name">Alice</span>

becomes

<meta property="name" content="Alice" />
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  • Veryyyyyyyy Thanks , i to do it.. "<meta property="name" content="htmlkurss.xyz">" and now not to come the Warning .
    – biotza
    Mar 23, 2019 at 21:56

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