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Schema Blocks

Name: Schema Blocks
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)
Author: codedication

Nine schema blocks - FAQ, Review, Recipe, Product, Event, Local Business, How-To, Job Posting, Breadcrumb - emitted as one JSON-LD graph.

Schema Blocks ranks #26,040 among WordPress.org plugins with 20+ active installations, is #1,187 of 4,265 in the SEO & Marketing category, a 5/5 rating from 2 reviews, and was last updated Oct 22, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4

v2.4.1 Current Version v2.4.1

Updated 2 weeks ago Last Update on 22 Oct, 2026

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#1,187 of 4,265 in SEO & Marketing Top 50% by installs Downloads -66.3% this week Actively maintained

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Plugin Details

Version: 2.4.1
Last Updated: Oct 22, 2026
Requires WP: 6.5+
Tested Up To: 7.1.4
PHP Version: 8.0 or higher
Author: codedication

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Schema Blocks

No, and be suspicious of any plugin that says it will. Search engines decide what to display, based on the quality of the page, the market and their own policies. What a plugin can do is give them complete, valid and unambiguous markup, which is the part you control.

Not any more. Google retired FAQ rich results for the vast majority of sites, and How-To rich results before that, so no plugin can bring them back. FAQPage markup is still worth publishing: it is how assistants, AI answer engines and other parsers read the questions on your page, and the accordion itself is good for your visitors.

No. It writes content-level and site-level structured data alongside them. If two plugins emit the same node type, the settings screen shows a conflict notice: disable that schema type in the other plugin, or use the switch in Settings > Site to stop emitting the site-level nodes and keep only the block-level ones. If this plugin is your only JSON-LD source, keep the site-level nodes on: the Organization or Person, the WebSite and their stable @ids are what the blocks reference. If you keep another plugin's identity instead, turn the site-level nodes off here.

Yes. Settings > Site has a toggle that suppresses the site-level nodes from this plugin. Your blocks still emit their own entities, but they cannot reference the other plugin's identity: a block set to point at the site identity falls back to its free-text value, or leaves the property out when it has none.

Use the Product block and set its schema type to Software application. Add one row per plan in the Plans list: name, price (0 for a free plan), currency, an optional URL, the billing period (monthly or yearly) and whether the price includes VAT. Each plan with a price is emitted as its own Offer; the period and the VAT statement go into a UnitPriceSpecification. While a plan has a price, the single price, availability, shipping and return fields of the block are not emitted. Turn on "This site is the publisher" to name your site identity as the software's publisher.

Automatically. Settings > Content maps every public post type to Article, Blog posting or none, with posts set to Article by default. Each matching post emits an Article node with headline, dates, author, publisher, primary image and section, wired into the same graph as the blocks on the page.

Yes. The Schema panel in the document sidebar overrides both the content type (Article, Blog posting, News article or none) and the page type (About, Contact, Profile, Item or Collection page) for that post only.

They turn each author into a proper Person entity: job title, honorific prefix, credentials, areas of expertise, sameAs profile URLs, alumniOf, the colleagues they know, an avatar override, and optional links to the site organization as a member (worksFor) or a founder. Every article that user signs references that entity, their author archive is typed as ProfilePage, and the Organization lists them as employee. The documented benefit is disambiguation, not a ranking boost.

ValidGraph is our validation service. Connect it and the block editor shows a completeness score, an AI discoverability breakdown, rich-result eligibility and a list of errors and missing recommended fields, before you publish. It is optional: without it the plugin emits the same markup, and you can validate manually with Google's Rich Results Test or the Schema.org Validator.

Not by default. All markup is generated and printed on your own server. The only exception is the ValidGraph connection, which you have to set up yourself with your own API key. Requests go through a server-side proxy, so the key is never exposed to the browser.