Description
Add rich JSON-LD structured data to any WordPress post or page — no code needed. 16 schema types, Gutenberg blocks, WooCommerce product schema, Google Reviews, AMP support, and one-click migration from Yoast, Rank Math & SASWP.
System Requirements
| Requirement | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| WordPress | 5.8 | 6.4+ |
| PHP | 7.4 | 8.1+ |
| MySQL | 5.6 | 8.0+ |
| WooCommerce (optional) | 6.0 | Latest |
| Google Places API key (optional) | Only required for Google Reviews feature | |
Installation
Method A — WordPress Admin Upload (recommended)
- Download the
wpnova-structured-data.zipfile from your CodeCanyon purchase. - In your WordPress dashboard go toPlugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.
- Choose the downloaded ZIP file and clickInstall Now.
- ClickActivate Plugin. The Setup Wizard will launch automatically on first activation.
Method B — FTP / SFTP
- Unzip the archive to reveal the
wpnova-structured-data/folder. - Upload the entire folder to
/wp-content/plugins/via FTP. - Go toPlugins → Installed Pluginsand activateStructured Data WordPress Plugin.
Supported Schema Types (16)
15 types are available in the per-post meta box. BreadcrumbList is also auto-generated on all singular pages and archives — bringing the total to 16 schema outputs.
Using the Schema Meta Box
Every post and page in WordPress has a Structured Data / Schema meta box in the editor sidebar.
- Open any post or page in the editor (Gutenberg or Classic).
- Locate theStructured Data / Schemapanel in the right sidebar (or below the content in Classic).
- Select your desired schema type from the dropdown.
- Fill in the fields that appear — they change dynamically based on your selected schema type.
- Save or publish the post. The JSON-LD block is automatically injected into
<head>.
Output Location
All JSON-LD is output via wp_head as <script type="application/ld+json">. Multiple blocks may appear on one page (e.g. Breadcrumbs + Article + Knowledge Graph).






