Schema Blocks for WordPress

Structured data that lives with your content Most schema plugins park your structured data somewhere else: a metabox, a separate settings screen, a template file. The page says one thing, the markup says another, and nobody notices until a rich result quietly disappears.

Schema Blocks works the other way round. You write the recipe, the FAQ, the product details or the job ad as blocks in the editor, and those same blocks emit the JSON-LD. What a visitor reads and what a search engine parses come from the same source, so they cannot drift apart.

Nine blocks for the things people actually publish FAQ – questions and answers in a native accordion. Visitors get a real disclosure widget, machines get FAQPage / Question / Answer markup they can read.

Review – review snippets with a 1-5 rating for products, books, movies, restaurants, local businesses or any Thing. Pros, cons, rating explanation, and book details (author, publisher, ISBN, page count, external identity URLs) when the reviewed item is a book.

Recipe – recipe rich results built from inner blocks: ingredients, instructions and nutrition are content on the page, not hidden fields. Plus prep, cook and total time, yield, category, cuisine, keywords and rating.

Product – product rich results with price, currency, availability, condition, SKU, GTIN and MPN, brand, manufacturer and aggregate rating.

Event – event rich results with start and end dates, attendance mode, status, a physical or virtual location, organizer and ticket offers.

Local Business – local business markup with subtype (Restaurant, Store, ProfessionalService and dozens more), address, geo coordinates, telephone, price range, cuisine served and opening hours.

How-To – ordered steps with images, estimated cost, total time, tools and supplies, described in the page itself.