Structured Content (JSON-LD) #wpsc
Add flexible content boxes with JSON-LD microdata output according to schema.org e.g. FAQPage, ProfilePage, Event, Course, LocalBusiness, JobPosting and Recipe. What does it do With this plugin you can insert structured data elements multiple times in any post or page. In simple dialogs, for example FAQ can be inserted. Because the the plugin renders the given information as JSON-LD according to schema.org, the bots of the search engines, like google, recognize this schema. Nice option: you can decide if only the JSON-LD should be displayed in the source code or if the content should be preformatted and visible. Check or uncheck the “Render HTML” box to do this. You can test whether the information has been labeled correctly with the Markup Validator Tool, for example. The basic goal is that your content can be better understood by the algorithms of different search engines. A special goal is, among other things, that your answers to questions from Google can be displayed as featured snippets in the SERPs (position 0) or extend your existing snippet in the SERPs. The plugin is optimized for the Gutenberg editor and future new structural elements will only be published as Gutenberg blocks. Actually most of the structured content elements also work with the TinyMCE! Currently the plugin offers seven structured data elements: – FAQPage – ProfilePage – JobPosting – LocalBusiness – Event – Course – Recipe – Person (deprecated; use ProfilePage insted) Structure your content now and MAKE CONTENT GREAT AGAIN! #wpsc How to use it Once the the plugin is installed and activated, you’ll find a new icon in the titlebar of the WYSIWYG editor. Just click it, select your preferred structured content element you want to insert and a modal will open. Fill out the form, click the save button and your done. If you use Gutenberg you’ll find the new content blocks. Choose your preferred structured content element and fill out the form. If you want to answer more than one question, then simply add them by clicking on “Add one” within this Gutenberg block. Alternatively use these shortcodes in your TinyMCE: FAQPage Single FAQ [sc_fs_faq sc_id=”fs_faqUniqueID” html=”true/false” headline=”p or h2-h6″ img=”img-id-231″ question=”your question” img_alt=”img-alt text” css_class=”your-class”]Your answer – you can format it as you want[/sc_fs_faq] Multi FAQ [sc_fs_multi_faq headline-0=”h3″ question-0=”Your question 1″ answer-0=”Your answer 1″ image-0=”” headline-1=”h3″ question-1=”Your question 2″ answer-1=”Your answer 2″ image-1=”” headline-2=”h2″ question-2=”Your question 3″ answer-2=”Your answer 3″ image-2=”” count=”3″ html=”false” css_class=”your-class”] JobPosting [sc_fs_job html=”true/false” title=”JobPosting Title” title_tag=”p or h2-h6″ description=”JobPosting Description” valid_through=”2022-11-08″ employment_type=”FULL_TIME” company_name=”Your Company” same_as=”https://gorbo.de” logo_id=”309″ street_address=”anystreet 4″ address_locality=”Any City” address_region=”DE-ST” postal_code=”01234″ address_country=”DE” currency_code=”EUR” quantitative_value=”200″ base_salary=”HOUR” css_class=”your-class”] Event [sc_fs_event html=”true/false” title=”Event title” title_tag=”p or h2-h6″ event_location=”Event location” status=”EventScheduled” event_attendance_mode=”OfflineEventAttendanceMode” start_date=”2022-08-22T10:25″ end_date=”2022-08-22T11:25″ street_address=”Any Street” address_locality=”Any City” address_region=”DE-ST” postal_code=”Any Postal Code” address_country=”US” image_id=”” performer=”PerformingGroup” performer_name=”John Doe” offer_availability=”InStock” offer_url=”https://example.com” currency_code=”EUR” price=”40.00″ offer_valid_from=”2022-08-20T10:25″ css_class=”your-class”]Event description – you can format it as you want[/sc_fs_event] Person [sc_fs_person html=”true/false” person_name=”John Doe” job_title=”CEO of Something” image_id=”24″ street_address=”Any Street” address_locality=”Any City” address_region=”DE-ST” postal_code=”06114″ address_country=”DE” email=”john-doe@example.com” url=”https://example.com” telephone=”0049-123-45678″ css_class=”your-class” colleague=”https://url.com/about-colleague.html” works_for_name=”Company ABC” works_for_alt=”Cool Company ABC” works_for_url=”https://company-abc.xyz” works_for_logo=”https://company-abc.xyz/logo.jpg” same_as=”https://linkedin.com/profile/”] Updates We will continuously offer new structured data elements and deliver them as updates. Please visit https://wpsc-plugin.com/changelog/ to get the latest information. Follow us on twitter @wpsc_plugin to be informed about updates & get the latest news! Sponsoring If you want a special structured data element, we can implement it especially for your needs. As a sponsor you will be mentioned on the website, the plugin description and the changelog. If you are interested, write us an e-mail infoⒶwpsc-plugin.com
Smush – Image Optimization, Compression, Lazy Load, WebP & CDN
Compress images, optimize images, and enable image lazy load automatically with the powerful Smush image optimizer to keep your WordPress site fast, without losing quality. Smush makes it easy to optimize images, compress images, and deliver images faster across your entire WordPress site. This all-in-one image optimizer automatically reduces image file sizes, enables image lazy load, and serves modern formats like WebP and AVIF, all without breaking image quality or adding extra work. Whether you’re running a blog, store, or portfolio, Smush helps you optimize images at scale and keep your site fast with a trusted WordPress image optimizer. Trusted by 1+ Million Sites | 4.8/5 Star Rating Get everything you need to optimize images and speed up your site. Smush works out of the box with no complicated setup – just install and let it handle the rest. Compress images without losing quality Reduce image file size automatically while keeping your images sharp and clear. Smush is an easy-to-use image optimizer which let’s you compress images using both lossless and lossy compression, giving you the best balance of quality and performance without extra work. You can also compress images outside the media library using Directory Smush, making it easy to optimize images stored in theme folders, plugins, or other directories on your server. Lazy load images for faster pages Enable image lazy load across your site so images load only when needed. This image optimizer improves initial page speed and creates a smoother experience for visitors without extra configuration. Serve WebP and AVIF images automatically (PRO) Convert images to WebP and AVIF and serve them automatically to supported browsers. Smush helps you optimize images using next-gen formats to reduce file size and improve load times across your WordPress site. Deliver images faster with an Image CDN (PRO) Serve images through a global image CDN to reduce latency and improve load times for visitors around the world. 119 global CDN servers Up to 500 GB of bandwidth Faster image delivery based on visitor location Improved performance for image-heavy and high-traffic sites Automatically resize and fix image dimensions (PRO) Eliminate common PageSpeed warnings and improve layout stability with automatic image sizing. Smush dynamically resizes images to perfectly fit their containers, regardless of original size, helping fix the “Properly size images” warning in Google PageSpeed Insights. It also automatically adds missing width and height attributes to your images, improving rendering speed and reducing layout shifts. This helps you meet the “Ensure images have explicit width and height” recommendation without any manual work. Optimize your entire site, automatically Smush works across your whole site as a powerful image optimizer to optimize images as you upload them and maintain performance over time without manual work. Optimize images automatically on upload Compress images in bulk or individually Works with your existing media library No need to re-upload images Enable image lazy load across your site Convert images to WebP and AVIF Deliver images with an integrated image CDN Automatically resize and serve correctly sized images Optimize images outside the media library with Directory Smush Built for performance Smush improves page speed and overall performance by reducing image weight and improving how images are delivered. Reduce page load times Improve user experience Better performance for image-heavy pages Supports image lazy load and preload images (PRO) for faster perceived performance Works with your existing setup Smush is built to work with your current WordPress setup, including popular themes, page builders, and plugins. Compatible with Gutenberg, Elementor, WPBakery, and more Works with WooCommerce stores No need to change your workflow Easy to enable and configure Designed to be simple You don’t need to be a performance expert to optimize images with Smush image optimizer. Works out of the box Simple settings when you need them No technical knowledge required Safe to use on any site Why choose Smush? There are plenty of image optimization plugins, but Smush focuses on making it easy to optimize images, compress images, and improve performance without complexity. As a leading WordPress image optimizer, Smush gives you powerful optimization tools without the technical hassle. Trusted by over 1 million WordPress users Built specifically for WordPress Regular updates and improvements Backed by the WPMU DEV team Get started in minutes Install Smush, activate it, and start to compress images, optimize images, and enable image lazy load right away. This easy-to-use image optimizer helps most sites see improvements immediately without changing how they upload or manage images. About Us WPMU DEV is a premium supplier of quality WordPress plugins, services and support. Learn more here: https://wpmudev.com/ Don’t forget to stay up to date on everything WordPress from the Internet’s number one resource: WPMU DEV Blog Hey, one more thing… we hope you enjoy our free offerings as much as we’ve loved making them for you! Contact and Credits Originally written by Alex Dunae at Dialect (dialect.ca, e-mail ‘alex’ at ‘dialect dot ca’), 2008-11.
