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Structured Data WordPress Plugin

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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.

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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)

  1. Download thewpnova-structured-data.zipfile from your CodeCanyon purchase.
  2. In your WordPress dashboard go toPlugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.
  3. Choose the downloaded ZIP file and clickInstall Now.
  4. ClickActivate Plugin. The Setup Wizard will launch automatically on first activation.

Method B — FTP / SFTP

  1. Unzip the archive to reveal thewpnova-structured-data/folder.
  2. Upload the entire folder to/wp-content/plugins/via FTP.
  3. Go toPlugins → Installed Pluginsand activateStructured Data WordPress Plugin.
Note: After activation, navigate to Structured Data WordPress Plugin in the left admin menu to configure your Knowledge Graph and global settings.

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.

Article
Organization
BreadcrumbList
Product
Review
FAQPage
HowTo
VideoObject
Event
Course
Recipe
JobPosting
SoftwareApplication
Person
Service
+ BreadcrumbList (auto)

Using the Schema Meta Box

Every post and page in WordPress has a Structured Data / Schema meta box in the editor sidebar.

  1. Open any post or page in the editor (Gutenberg or Classic).
  2. Locate theStructured Data / Schemapanel in the right sidebar (or below the content in Classic).
  3. Select your desired schema type from the dropdown.
  4. Fill in the fields that appear — they change dynamically based on your selected schema type.
  5. Save or publish the post. The JSON-LD block is automatically injected into<head>.
Live Preview: A real-time JSON-LD preview panel shows exactly what will be output before you save.

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).