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Schema and search appearance
Check the structured data a WordPress site publishes, fix errors, and understand what markup can and cannot earn.
6 guides in this category.
Audit the Structured Data Your WordPress Site Actually Publishes
Collect the structured data from one URL per template, record each object's type, identifier and source, then fix contradictions and misleading markup first.
Check Article Schema for the Right Author, Dates, and Images
Compare a post's Article or BlogPosting markup with its visible byline, dates, headline, and main image, and fix the source when the markup and the page disagree.
Connect WordPress Schema Entities With Stable IDs
Give each entity one @id, state its facts once, and point other objects at it by that exact @id in every script, so your structured data names one organization.
Fix JSON-LD Errors in WordPress Without Breaking the Page
Decide whether a JSON-LD error is broken syntax, the wrong schema.org vocabulary, or a missing Google feature requirement, then fix it in the component that prints it.
Fix WordPress Breadcrumb Schema That Shows the Wrong Hierarchy
Decide the path a reader should see, trace the wrong trail to its category, parent page, or competing component, and make the visible breadcrumbs and the markup agree.
Your Schema Validates but No Rich Result Appears: What to Check
A passing test does not guarantee a rich result. Check feature support, the feature's rules, visible content, and what Google indexed, then record what you cannot control.