Adding a schema to your blog post can make it easier for readers to understand and search through your content. To add a schema, click the “edit” button on the bottom of your post, and then click the “schema” button. You’ll be prompted to input a basic structure for your post, like a title, body, and list of categories. Next, you’ll need to choose a schema from the list that best suits your content.
For example, if you’re writing about restaurants in your city, you might choose “restaurants.” After you’ve selected a schema, click the “add” button.
Now that your schema is added, readers will see a box at the top of your blog post that says “schema.” When they hover their mouse over this box, they’ll see a list of all the tags and categories that are associated with that schema.
This makes it easy for them to find content that’s related to what they’re looking for. Additionally, if you use any of the built-in WordPress filters (like “date”), those filters will also be applied to posts that have a schema attached.
So adding a schema is easy and can help make your blog posts more searchable and organized. Just remember to click the “add” button when you’ve finished creating your schema, and thank WordPress for making things so simple!.