I'm looking for a freelance WordPress expert to help diagnose and permanently resolve a structured data issue on my website. The site uses the Kadence theme and has experienced recurring Google Search Console errors related to breadcrumbs and missing itemListElement in JSON-LD markup - only happening on theme templates for pages and posts.
For some extra context, the site is hosted on GoDaddy’s WordPress platform (images and assets served via their CDN - no option to disable this), running the latest Kadence theme on WordPress.
Here’s what I’ve tried so far:
Error showed up before Yoast. I first noticed the breadcrumb error in Search Console on Kadence-built pages—even before installing any SEO plugins.
So I added Yoast (and later upgraded to Premium) hoping it would inject proper breadcrumb schema—but the error persisted.
I then Disabled Yoast entirely, Removing Yoast made no difference; the incomplete JSON-LD is still appearing on Kadence pages.
Template vs. native Gutenberg
A page created with only core Gutenberg blocks passes Google’s Rich Results Test without issue.
A page using Kadence row/column templates instantly shows the “Missing field ‘itemListElement’” breadcrumb error.
GoDaddy have said they cannot disable the CDN for Wordpress managed hosting on their service.
I need someone to help disable it or ensure the schema includes a proper itemListElement array so Google stops complaining.