Missing Schema Fields fro “Product”
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Im looking to fix some of the missing Schema fields. Whats the best way to acheive this?
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Do you have a template for “product”?
/** * Modifies the schema created by Site Reviews. * Paste this in your active theme's functions.php file. * @return array */ add_filter( 'site-reviews/schema/LocalBusiness', function( array $schema ) { $schema['address'] = [ '@type' => 'PostalAddress', 'streetAddress' => '123 Main St', 'addressLocality' => 'City', 'addressRegion' => 'State', 'postalCode' => 'Zip', ]; return $schema; });
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Site Reviews provides schema options for all required fields of the “LocalBusiness” and “Product” schema types.
To add additional fields to the “Product” schema, first use the Structured Data Testing Tool to see which remaining fields are recommended, then add the fields you need using the hook shown in the documentation FAQ.
For example:
/** * Modifies the "Product" schema created by Site Reviews. * Paste this in your active theme's functions.php file. * @return array */ add_filter( 'site-reviews/schema/Product', function( $schema ) { $schema['sku'] = 'abcdef12345'; // etc. return $schema; });Please note: Site Reviews is not intended to be a fully-fledged schema solution for your website, its goal is merely to add the rating schema for your reviews.
If you need to connect or link the schema generated by Site Reviews to other schemas on your website (i.e. such as those created by Schema Pro), simply add a ‘@id’ field to the Site Reviews schema using the hook shown in the Documentation FAQ, and then make sure the schema you need to link to has the same ‘@id’ field.
Site Reviews assumes multiple products, for this reason it uses the “AggregateOffer” in the Product schema as this allows variable pricing.
Additionally, if you are using Woocommerce then the Site Reviews schema will automatically link to the Woocommerce schema.
However, if you are not using Woocommerce and you selling a single product with a fixed price, you can modify the schema to change the “AggregateOffer” to “Offer” and set a fixed price from the “lowPrice” option. For example:
/** * Modifies the Product schema created by Site Reviews to use a fixed price. * Paste this in your active theme's functions.php file. * @return array */ add_filter( 'site-reviews/schema/Product', function( $schema ) { $schema['offers']['@type'] = 'Offer'; if( isset( $schema['offers']['lowPrice'] )) { $schema['offers']['price'] = $schema['offers']['lowPrice']; } unset( $schema['offers']['lowPrice'] ); unset( $schema['offers']['highPrice'] ); return $schema; });Alternatively, if you are using a third-party plugin for your website’s schema you can simply unset
$schema['offers']and have that plugin handle those values. When you use the Product schema type, Site Reviews automatically adds the “@id” field to the schema with the URL of the page as the value. Simply add the same “@id” value to the other plugin’s schema and it will link with Site Reviews’ schema.Simply add a
schema_lowpricevalue on each course page:
If you use the hook I sent you in the previous post, the schema_lowprice value will be used as the “price” for each page it is used on.
You can verify this using: https://search.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool
1. To populate the “review” field, use the schema option on the [site_reviews] shortcode instead of on the summary.
Here is the “schema” option documentation for [site_reviews]
Here is the “schema” option documentation for [site_reviews_summary]
2. To populate the “url” in the “offers” field, just add the URL in the code example above. For example:
$schema['offers']['url'] = get_permalink();3. Add any of the other recommended (but not required) fields in the same way. For reference:
4. I suggest you use Google to determine what values to use for the other fields.
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