miiitaka

Allows you to include schema.org JSON-LD syntax markup on your website 
Base knowledge is “https://schema.org/” and “https://developers.google.com/structured-data/”
<h4>Schema.org Type</h4>
<ul>
<li>Article: https://schema.org/Article</li>
<li>BlogPosting: https://schema.org/BlogPosting</li>
<li>BreadcrumbList: https://schema.org/BreadcrumbList</li>
<li>Event: https://schema.org/Event</li>
<li>LocalBusiness : https://schema.org/LocalBusiness</li>
<li>NewsArticle: https://schema.org/NewsArticle</li>
<li>Organization: https://schema.org/Organization</li>
<li>Person: https://schema.org/Person</li>
<li>SiteNavigation: https://schema.org/SiteNavigationElement</li>
<li>Speakable: https://pending.schema.org/speakable</li>
<li>Video: https://schema.org/Video</li>
<li>Website: https://schema.org/WebSite</li>
</ul>
<h4>Breadcrumb</h4>
You can display the breadcrumbs in the short code. Breadcrumb definition is available even if not active.
[ Example ]
<pre><code><?php
if ( shortcode_exists( 'wp-structuring-markup-breadcrumb' ) ) {
 echo do_shortcode( '[wp-structuring-markup-breadcrumb]' );
}
?>
</code></pre>
[ ShortCode Options ]
<ul>
<li>Option : id=”id_name” attribute additional ol element.</li>
<li>Option : class=”class_name” attribute additional ol element.</li>
</ul>
[ Schema Filters ]
<ul>
<li>Filter Name: structuring_markup_meta_article ( Article )</li>
<li>Filter Name: structuring_markup_meta_blog_posting ( Blog Posting )</li>
<li>Filter Name: structuring_markup_meta_breadcrumb ( Breadcrumb List )</li>
<li>Filter Name: structuring_markup_meta_event ( Event )</li>
<li>Filter Name: structuring_markup_meta_local_business ( Local Business )</li>
<li>Filter Name: structuring_markup_meta_news_article ( News Article )</li>
<li>Filter Name: structuring_markup_meta_organization ( Organization )</li>
<li>Filter Name: structuring_markup_meta_person ( Person )</li>
<li>Filter Name: structuring_markup_meta_site_navigation ( Site Navigation )</li>
<li>Filter Name: structuring_markup_meta_video ( Video )</li>
<li>Filter Name: structuring_markup_meta_website ( WebSite )</li>
</ul>
<h3>Contact</h3>
<ul>
<li>email to foundationmeister[at]outlook.com</li>
<li>twitter @miiitaka</li>
</ul>

Markup (JSON-LD) structured in schema.org

Allows you to include schema.org JSON-LD syntax markup on your website

Antonio Leutsch

Gordon Böhme

Add flexible content boxes with JSON-LD microdata output according to schema.org e.g. FAQPage, ProfilePage, Event, Course, LocalBusiness, JobPosting and Recipe.
<h3>What does it do</h3>
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 <a href="https://validator.schema.org/" rel="nofollow ugc">Markup Validator Tool</a>, 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
<h3>How to use it</h3>
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
<blockquote>
[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]
</blockquote>
Multi FAQ
<blockquote>
[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”]
</blockquote>
JobPosting
<blockquote>
[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”]
</blockquote>
Event
<blockquote>
[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]
</blockquote>
Person
<blockquote>
[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/”]
</blockquote>
<h3>Updates</h3>
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.
<a href="https://twitter.com/wpsc_plugin" rel="nofollow ugc">Follow us on twitter @wpsc_plugin</a> to be informed about updates & get the latest news!
<h3>Sponsoring</h3>
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

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