Entity Schema SEO for Assets is designed to enhance your directory site’s SEO by providing entity schema markup for various asset types.
Features
Entity Profiles — Map any post type to a schema.org type, enhancing entity recognition.
Field Mapping — Bind custom fields to schema properties for better data representation.
SameAs Graph Builder — Connect entities to their external identifiers for improved search visibility.
Automatic FAQ and Dataset Markup — Generate valid structured data from existing content without rewriting.
Pre-publish Validation — Ensure all required properties are present before publishing.
How it works
Install Plugin via WordPress admin panel
Install the plugin via the WordPress admin panel.
Activate the plugin to create the settings option.
Navigate to Settings Entity Schema SEO for Assets to configure.
Requirements
WordPress 6.0 or newer
PHP 7.4 or newer
Tested up to WordPress 6.6
Installation
Upload the plugin zip file through Plugins Add New.
Activate the plugin from the Plugins screen.
Access the settings under Settings Entity Schema SEO for Assets.
Frequently asked questions
Where are the settings?
Settings are located under Settings Entity Schema SEO for Assets.
Why can't I see the menu item?
You may lack the required manageoptions capability.
Why is there no schema markup in my page source?
Version 1.0.0 does not emit schema markup; it is a foundation release.
What does the Enabled switch do?
It controls whether the plugin's features are active or not.
What is the purpose of this plugin?
To provide entity-first structured data for directory sites.
Changelog
1.0.0
Foundation release. Ships the plugin bootstrap, settings storage, the admin settings screen and the public extension seam. It does not yet emit structured data.
Added
Plugin bootstrap with header, `ENTITYSCHEMA_SEO_FOR_ASSETS_VERSION` / `_FILE` / `_DIR` constants and `ABSPATH` guards on every executable PHP file.
Settings option `entityschema_seo_for_assets_settings`, seeded on activation with `enabled => 1` only when the option is absent, so reactivation preserves configuration.
Core singleton `Entityschema_Seo_For_Assets` with a public static `settings()` accessor that merges stored values over defaults and tolerates a corrupted option.
Master kill switch: when `enabled` is falsy, the plugin's `init` routine returns before firing any extension point.
Public action `entityschema_seo_for_assets_init`, fired on `init` with the effective settings array, as the single extension seam for output modules.
Admin settings screen at Settings > EntitySchema SEO for Assets, registered with the `manage_options` capability and re-checking that capability on render.
Save handler on `admin_post_entityschema_seo_for_assets_save` with a capability check, `check_admin_referer()` nonce verification, and a POST/Redirect/GET redirect to a `?updated=1` success notice.
Admin code loaded only inside `is_admin()`, keeping the settings layer off front-end requests.
Translation loading from `/languages` on `plugins_loaded` under the text domain `entityschema-seo-for-assets`.
Uninstall routine, guarded by `WP_UNINSTALL_PLUGIN`, that deletes the plugin's single option and nothing else.
Transform your directory site with entity-first structured data.Supports various entity typesIntegrates with existing SEO pluginsUser-friendly settings interface
