Zinn® SEO how-to: Schema markup in WordPress: check a page's structured data
Step by step in Zinn® SEO: Validate any page against schema.org and Google's rich result rules on your own site.
Schema markup in WordPress: check a page's structured data
Validate any page against schema.org and Google's rich result rules on your own site.
Open Structured data — Go to SEO, Structured data. The Knowledge graph tab holds who runs the site, and Content types sets the type each kind of page gets.
Open the Check tab — On the Check tab, use Find a page to pick any page on your site, or paste structured data to check it. The check runs on your own server with no outside service.
Read the result — The check lists errors and warnings against schema.org and Google's current rules, and tells you if a rich result type is one Google no longer shows.
Fix and check again — Correct the content or the block that produced the problem, then run the check again. The same check is available in the editor and in WP-CLI.
With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/check-structured-data-on-a-page
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