Hesham Zebida

The Sitelinks Search Box feature isn’t responsible for the actual links show in search results. SiteLinks is controlled by Google algorithm, and it’s totally automated.

The Sitelinks Search Box feature tells Google (if it shows a SearchBox for your site) to use enteral WordPress site search.

Try to disable the Sitelinks Search Box feature within the plugin settings if you think this will solve the issue.

Go to Schema > Settings > Knowledge Graph > and make sure Sitelinks Search Box is disabled.

I hope this helps.

Hi @kousuke-ebihara,

You are right, thanks for letting me know.

I’ve just released an update for the plugin to correct licenses, so it’s now clear that plugin license is GPL v2 or later.

Hi Cyrille @css31 ,

Thank you very much for letting me know.

I’ve been trying to push an update for the plugin since yesterday with no luck, it’s an issue here at wp.org that won’t let me.

Till this get sorted; you can download the coming version 1.7.8.1 from GitHub. I’ve updated the translation and added few .po files.

Best,

Cool, no problem!

The Schema plugin is compatible with both AMP by automatic and AMP for WP, both plugins use the same filter to output schema.org markup.

I just tested the plugin now and it seems to work fine for me.

If you still can’t get it to work, maybe it’s a caching issue, try deactivate the Schema plugin, then activate it again and go to settings and save it once.

Let me know how it goes.

Hi,

I’ve just tested the plugin, and it’s working for me. So, I am not sure why author name doesn’t output properly on your site.

Can you point me to the page where I can see the issue?

There is no reported issues from WPBakery Page Builder users.

1 – I can confirm that both plugins works with no conflict, I had the chance to test it with the Classic Editor.

2 – For the schema.org FAQPage; you can use WPBakery Page Builder to construct your page content as you usually do, and add the FAQ section in the content (probably using the Toggle element for Q&A).

The trick is Schema Premium will allow you to insert schema.org FAQPage properties details in post meta. These has to match the FAQ section in your content.

I have updated the FAQPage documentation page to reflect more details about this. (see screenshot at the end of the page), and also a new page FAQ to answer your question.

3- Schemas plugin works differently than All In One Schema Rich Snippets.

I haven’t used the plugin my self, but can tell from the plugin screenshots that All In One Schema Rich Snippets allows you to enables schema.org markup manually on s specific page, while Schema plugin allow you automate the markup by add markup to several parts of contents at once.

Schema can use “Article” on blog posts, but it makes more sense to markup a Blog as a Blog, so BlogPosting is the recommended markup for blog posts.

I hope this explains.

You can use a filter called “schema_contact_page_output” to override / extend the Contact Page schema.

You can follow same code example mentioned here.

I hope this helps.

P.S. Please, open a new thread for each question.

I am trying to explain that I am not the developer of that plugin, and this support forum is not relevant to it.

I am working on a totally different plugin, please try to find where you’ve purchased the plugin from and contact the developer.

I believe you are posting in the wrong place, or about the wrong product!

Please, check again and follow the correct channel.

I am not sure why the plugin got flagged as abandoned, but as you can see, I’ve pushed a few updates in the last 2 months.

Maybe Wordfence didn’t pick these updates, you can try scanning your site again, mark this notice as “Fixed”, or just ignore it.

You can read more about this feature in Wordfence here.

I’ve relied to your email.

Please, do not post here if you are a Premium users license holder. This support forum is dedicated for the free Schema plugin.

Google doesn’t depend on one single factor, I wouldn’t worry about that.

The code is pasted in the page, not sure why it’s not showing for you. Anyways, here is a link to a gist that has same code.

Or if you prefer having more control without having to deal with code, take a look at Schema Premium plugin, it allow you to define properties source and switch between full content, excerpts…etc).

Thanks, and great to hear that you are liking the plugin.

It really doesn’t have to show the complete blog since it’s a description of the page content, and it’s recommended property (not required).

Google define description as a:

A short description of the article.

You can find more about this here.

You can however change the plugin behavior by filtering schema markup output for the description, here is an example code.

I am asking because the notice you are seeing in the logs may comes from the function that returns logo image details.