AgilePress Schema JSON-LD Block
AgilePress Schema JSON-LD Block is a sophisticated block for adding Schema.org structured data to your WordPress posts and pages. It provides a clean, user-friendly interface for managing JSON-LD markup without cluttering your content editor. Key Features: Clean Editor Interface: Displays only a visual placeholder in the editor, keeping your workspace uncluttered Sidebar Editing: All JSON-LD editing happens in the Block Sidebar via InspectorControls Template Library: Pre-built templates for common schema types including LocalBusiness, Organization, and FAQ Real-time Validation: Instant JSON validation feedback as you type Dynamic Placeholders: Support for WordPress core placeholders and ACF custom fields SEO Optimized: Outputs clean JSON-LD markup via wp_head for optimal search engine parsing Supported Placeholders: {{title}} – Post/page title {{excerpt}} – Post excerpt {{date}} – Publication date {{url}} – Current post URL {{featured_image_url}} – Featured image URL {{acf:field_name}} – Any ACF field (supports strings and arrays) Template Options: Blank – Start from scratch LocalBusiness – Perfect for local business listings Organization – For company/organization information FAQ – Structured FAQ markup The block uses dynamic rendering to process placeholders on the frontend, ensuring your structured data always reflects current content. Technical Details The block uses a dynamic rendering approach with render_callback to process placeholders server-side. This ensures that: Placeholders are replaced with current data on every page load ACF fields are safely accessed and formatted Invalid JSON never reaches the frontend Search engines receive clean, valid JSON-LD markup The frontend output is optimized with no extra paragraph or break tags, outputting only the pure JSON-LD script tag.
Schema
Like Schema plugin? Consider leaving a 5 star review. Super fast, light-weight plugin for adding schema.org structured data markup in recommended JSON-LD format automatically to WordPress sites. Enhanced Presentation in Search Results By including structured data appropriate to your content, your site can enhance its search results and presentation. Check out the Plugin Homepage for more info and documentation. What is Schema markup? Schema markup is code (semantic vocabulary) that you put on your website to help the search engines return more informative results for users. So, Schema is not just for SEO reasons, it’s also for the benefit of the searcher. Schema.org Structured Data Demo & Examples View our Live Structured Data Demo examples site. View WordPress Grade site. Schema Key Features Easy to use, set it and forget it, with minimal settings. [Premium] Support for different schema.org types. Enable Schema types at once per post type or post category. [Premium] Enable Schema types anywhere you want on your site content. [Premium] Customize source data of schema.org properties. Valid markup, test it in Google Structured Data Testing Tool. Output JSON-LD format, the most recommended by Google. Reuse data saved in post meta, which is created by other plugins. Extensible, means you can extend its functionality via other plugins, extensions or within your Theme’s functions.php file. Note: some features are Premium. Which means you need Schema Premium to have those features. Get Schema Premium here! Free vs Premium See: a Free vs Premium comparison. Free Plugin Extensions Schema Review: Extend Schema functionality by adding review and rating Structured Data functionality for Editors and Authors. Schema Default Image: Add ability to set a default WordPress Featured image for schema.org markup. Premium Plugin Extensions Schema for WooCommerce: Integration for WooCommerce. Schema FAQ Block: Add FAQ Block. ( FAQPage Demo ). Schema How-To Block: Add How-To Block. Schema Rating: Allow site visitors to submit rating ( Demo ). Schema Reviews: Allow site visitors to submit reviews ( Demo ). Supported Google/Schema Markups Knowledge Graph Logos Company Contact Numbers Social Profile Links Style Your Search Results: Enable Sitelinks Search Box Show Your Site Name in Search Supported Schema.org Types Creative Work Article enabled on Pages BlogPosting enabled on Posts NewsArticle Report ScholarlyArticle TechArticle Blog to markup Blog posts list page. WPHeader to markup Web Page Header. WPFooter to markup Web Page Footer. BreadcrumbList to markup Breadcrumbs. CollectionPage to markup Categories Archives. CollectionPage to markup Tags Archives. ItemList to markup Post Type Archives. AboutPage to markup the About page. ContactPage to markup the Contact page. Person enabled on Author pages VideoObject enable automatically on all videos embedded with oEmbed. Supports VideoPress, YouTube, TED, Vimeo, Dailymotion, and Vine. AudioObject enable automatically on all audio embedded with oEmbed. Supports SoundCloud, and Mixcloud. Premium Supported Schema.org Types Schema Premium has additional support for schema.org types, including: Article Blog Posting Event FAQPage HowTo Course SpecialAnnouncement Job Posting Local Business Person Product Recipe Review Service Software Application WebPage Schema.org Markup Examples View our Live Structured Data Demo examples. Supported Plugins Schema plugin integrates and/or play nicely with (not necessarily a full integration): Yoast SEO AMP plugin (Automattic’s Accelerated Mobile Pages) Accelerated Mobile Pages – AMP for WP WPRichSnippets The SEO Framework WPBakery Page Builder ThirstyAffiliates [Premium] WooCommerce: Schema for WooCommerce extension. Easy Digital Downloads (EDD) Supported Themes The plugin should work fine with any well coded WordPress theme, however these themes were tested and works properly with the plugin. Genesis 2.x Thesis 2.x Divi Premium support schema.press team does not always provide active support for the Schema plugin on the WordPress.org forums, as we prioritize our email support. One-on-one email support is available to people who bought Schema Premium only. Note that the premium Schema Plugin also has several extra features too, including the option to enable more schema.org types, set content location target for markup, and map schema.org properties, so it is well worth your investment! Developers? Feel free to fork the project on GitHub and submit your contributions via pull request.
