How do I create a Schema FAQPage?

A Schema FAQPage is a collection of Questions and Answers, and WordPress manages collections of related content in two different ways: A parent page with child pages.A taxonomy term (categories, tags, or custom taxonomies) with posts / pages as members of that term. Parent Pages. When using a parent page, you can edit the parent page and select “webpage.faq | schema.org/FAQPage” in the Document SSO metabox, and when editing the child pages, select “question | schema.org/Question” as their Schema type. Posts / pages will only be included in the parent FAQPage markup if they are of type Question, so make sure you have selected the correct Schema type for each child. If you use custom post types, WPSSO automatically recognizes the “faq” and “question” custom post types, assigning the correct Schema type automatically. If you use different custom post type names, you can assign a default Schema type for each custom post type under the SSO > Schema Markup > Schema Types tab. Taxonomy Terms. You can select the default Schema type for each taxonomy (categories, tags, etc.) under the SSO > Schema Markup > Schema Types tab. By default, all terms within a taxonomy are “item.list | schema.org/ItemList“. When editing a term (a category or tag, for example), you can also select “webpage.faq | schema.org/FAQPage” as the Schema type for that term in the Document SSO metabox. For example, if you have a category or tag named “FAQ”, then edit the “FAQ” term and select “webpage.faq | schema.org/FAQPage” as its Schema type in the Document SSO metabox. Posts / pages will only be included in the parent FAQPage markup if they are of type Question, so make sure you have selected the correct Schema type for each post / page in that term. For example, any post / page in the “FAQ” category should be of type Question.

Can I add custom Schema properties to the JSON-LD?

The Document SSO metabox allows you to customize several Schema property values based on the Schema type you choose, but if you need to include additional properties, you can use the shortcode to manage the value of each property individually. Remember to submit the webpage URL to the Google Structured Data Testing Tool to validate your customized Schema markup.

LinkedIn Now Prefers oEmbed Data Instead of Open Graph

September 22, 2019Updated on October 24, 2019 JS Morisset Leave a comment oEmbed, Open Graph, WPSSO Core

If the look of shares on LinkedIn is important to you, make sure the plugin you’re using for social meta tags and markup also provides accurate data in the WordPress oEmbed response.

Google Limits ‘aggregateRating’ and ‘review’ Properties

September 18, 2019Updated on September 19, 2019 JS Morisset Leave a comment Schema, WPSSO JSON

Google has recently updated their Review snippet structured data guidelines to limit the Schema ‘aggregateRating’ and ‘review’ properties to only a select handful of approved Schema types.

Schema Article AMP 1:1, 4:3, and 16:9 images for Google

September 17, 2019Updated on September 18, 2019 JS Morisset Leave a comment Schema, WPSSO Core, WPSSO JSON

The latest release of WPSSO Core v6.3.0 and the WPSSO JSON v2.9.0 add-on include new image sizes in Schema Article AMP markup for Google.

[Solution] Sharper Thumbnails for Facebook, Google, Open Graph, Pinterest, Schema, SEO, Twitter, etc.

April 29, 2019Updated on October 1, 2019 JS Morisset Open Graph, Pinterest Rich Pins, Rich Cards, Schema, SEO, Twitter Cards, WPSSO TIE

Did you know that WordPress creates thumbnails automatically? All images must be sharpened after resizing? And WordPress does NOT sharpen resized images?

[Solution] Better Schema for WooCommerce

April 14, 2019Updated on October 1, 2019 JS Morisset WooCommerce, WPSSO Core, WPSSO JSON

I’ve written a simple Step-by-step Guide for WooCommerce and WPSSO that explains common Schema validation warnings, and offers a quick and easy solution.

[Solution] Google Reports Missing “Product Identifier” for WooCommerce Products

March 10, 2019Updated on October 1, 2019 JS Morisset Rich Cards, Schema, SEO, WooCommerce, WPSSO Core, WPSSO JSON

Google’s testing tool can report a “Missing Product ID” warning for WooCommerce products. Learn how to fix this issue with WPSSO and WooCommerce attribute(s).

Why WordPress Image Sizes for Social Sharing and SEO?

March 3, 2019Updated on March 5, 2019 JS Morisset Open Graph, Rich Cards, Schema, SEO, Twitter Cards, WPSSO Core

Most social and SEO plugins use the full size image URL for social / SEO meta tags and Schema markup. This can be problematic for several reasons…

Custom Product Attributes in WPSSO for WooCommerce

January 25, 2019Updated on February 28, 2019 JS Morisset WooCommerce, WPSSO Core

WPSSO Core Pro and the WPSSO JSON Pro add-on provide complete Schema markup (aka Google’s Product Rich Card) for WooCommerce products, including all variations and extensive product information (size, weight, sale prices / dates, color, condition, etc.) – far beyond the basic Schema markup provided by the WooCommerce plugin itself. WPSSO Core Pro can also […]