Content Widget
With this plugin you can display the content of a post (of any type) in a widget area. You can also limit number of words, change the delimiter and add a read more link to it. This means, in a widgetized theme, you can move the content around and arrange it however you like, and even reuse it in multiple places. Also comes in handy if you want your client to be in charge of the content, without having access to the Widgets manager. Since 0.3 you can also query for a random post, or the latest post and limit it by category and offset.
Knowledge Tags from Yext Plugin
With Yext Knowledge Tags, you’ll make your website the most reliable source of information about your brand. Easy to implement using a Javascript library, Yext Knowledge Tags let you add Schema to your website with just a single line of code. Why do I need Knowledge Tags? Intelligent Services are answering questions about your brand every day. They are providing distinct experiences showing Locations, People, Menus and Events directly in the SERP, by voice, through chatbots and more. Intelligent services rely on structured data to provide these rich experiences — so you need to ensure the data about your brand is structured in a way these services understand. The structured data displayed to users is powered by Schema, which is a special markup placed on a web page. The problem with Schema is that it’s often hard to create, and even harder to modify. Knowledge Tags Schema Markup helps your website speak the language of intelligent services so they can understand, categorize, and structure the information about your brand. With Knowledge Tags you can manage schema at scale and keep the data in sync with Yext Knowledge Graph and third party listings. NOTE: There will no longer be maintenance or support for this plugin beyond version 6.0. Please directly utilize the Knowledge Tags scripts, as explained in Yext’s documentation: https://hitchhikers.yext.com/guides/working-with-knowledge-tags/#script Using Knowledge Tags Use Yext Knowledge Tags to automatically create marked up schema for your website. The information will come directly from the Yext Knowledge Graph. You can use shortcodes to generate fields such as hours of operation, phone numbers, and a link to your location in Google Maps. To use the Yext plugin, you must have an active Yext subscription. With the Yext Knowledge Engine, you can update, sync, enhance, and monitor your business listings across the web. To learn more about Yext and see how your business appears on local search sites, visit www.yext.com.
