Generate: Schema Integration

Overview

By default, Page Generator Pro supports the following Schema Plugins:

• Rank Math SEO / Rank Math SEO Pro
• Schema Pro
• SEOPress Pro
• Yoast SEO / WordPress SEO / Yoast SEO Premium

Rank Math SEO / Rank Math SEO Pro

To enable Rank Math SEO:

• Navigate to WordPress Admin > Rank Math > Titles & Meta
  

  

• Content Groups
  • Click on the Content Groups tab
    

    

  • Enable the Add SEO Controls option
    

    

• Term Groups
  • Click on the Taxonomy Groups tab
    

    

  • Enable the Add SEO Controls option
    

    

• Click the Save Changes button

Rank Math SEO is then available when creating or editing a Group, in the same way as it would be for a Page, Post or Custom Post Type.

If using the Gutenberg / block editor, clicking the Rank Math button on the top right corner will display these settings:

Click the Schema tab, and then the Schema Generator button:

Select an applicable Schema:

Complete the applicable Schema fields.  This can include Keywords:

Once completed, click Save for this Post.

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 to all Content Groups 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.
    

    

• For any Schema Fields that you wish to define in the Content Group (e.g. you wish to use Keywords for), they must be set to New Custom Field:
  

  

To add a Schema to specific Content Groups 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 the Post Type you want to generate (e.g. All Pages)
  

  

• Click the Add And Rule button
  

  

• Select Specific Pages / Posts / Archives etc.
  

  

• Begin typing in the name of the Content Group in the field, clicking it when it appears in the dropdown list.
  

  

• For any Schema Fields that you wish to define in the Content Group (e.g. you wish to use Keywords for), they must be set to New Custom Field:
  

  

Editing an Existing Schema

To add a Schema to all Content Groups 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.
    

    

• For any Schema Fields that you wish to define in the Content Group (e.g. you wish to use Keywords for), they must be set to New Custom Field:
  

  

• Click Update to save the Schema

To add a Schema to specific Content Groups in Schema Pro:

• Click Settings > Schema Pro in the WordPress Administration menu
• Click the Schema that you wish to edit
• Set Enable On to the Post Type you want to generate (e.g. All Pages)
  

  

• Click the Add And Rule button
  

  

• Select Specific Pages / Posts / Archives etc.
  

  

• Begin typing in the name of the Content Group in the field, clicking it when it appears in the dropdown list.
  

  

• For any Schema Fields that you wish to define in the Content Group (e.g. you wish to use Keywords for), they must be set to New Custom Field:
  

  

Schema fields will then be displayed in Page Generator Pro’s Content Groups.  Any fields defined as New Custom Field are available for editing in the Content Group, and support Keywords:

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.

Yoast SEO / WordPress SEO / Yoast SEO Premium

To enable Yoast SEO on Content Groups:

• Navigate to WordPress Admin > SEO > Search Appearance
  

  

• Click on the Content Types tab
  

  

• Navigate to the Content Groups section, defining the following settings:
  • Show Content Groups in search results: Off
  • Show SEO settings for Content Groups: On
    

    

• Click the Save changes button

The Yoast SEO Plugin (including Premium) is then available when creating or editing a Group:

Click the Schema tab, and then select the applicable Page type:

Common Issues

Schema missing or incorrect on generated Pages

• Ensure that the Content Group’s Overwrite setting is enabled
• Ensure that the Schema Plugin is enabled as an Overwrite Section in the Content Group
• If the Performance Addon is enabled, ensure your Schema Plugin is selected in the Load Plugins section