Overview
By default, Page Generator Pro supports the following Schema Plugins:
- Schema Pro
- SEOPress Pro
- Yoast SEO
Schema Pro
To enable a Schema on Schema Pro to display in Page Generator Pro’s Content Groups, you need to add a rule to display the Schema options on both your target Post Type and Content Groups.
Adding a New Schema
To add a Schema in Schema Pro:
- Click Settings > Schema Pro in the WordPress Administration menu
- Click the Add New button
- Select the Schema Type
- Set Enable On to either:
- All Singulars
- The Post Type you want to generate (e.g. Pages) and Content Groups. Use the Add And Rule button to define both.
- All Singulars
- Complete the remaining steps to enable a Schema.
Editing an Existing Schema
To add a Schema in Schema Pro:
- Click Settings > Schema Pro in the WordPress Administration menu
- Click the Schema that you wish to edit
- Set Enable On to either:
- All Singulars
- The Post Type you want to generate (e.g. Pages) and Content Groups. Use the Add And Rule button to define both.
- Click Update to save the Schema
In both cases, the Schema fields will then be displayed in Page Generator Pro’s Content Groups:
Define your schema field values as necessary, including Keywords and Spintax if required.
SEOPress Pro
To enable SEOPress Pro’s Schema options to display in Page Generator Pro’s Content Groups:
- Navigate to SEO > PRO in the WordPress Administration menu
- Click Structured Data Types in the menu
- Enable Structured Data Types
- Click Save Changes
When editing a Content Group, the Structured Data Types schema options are then displayed:
Define your schemas and their field values as necessary, including Keywords and Spintax if required.