Wee Schema FAQ

Do I need Advanced Custom Fields (ACF)?

Yes. Wee Schema is built to leverage the power of ACF to manage your structured data. You can use either the Free or Pro/Premium version of ACF. The plugin will create the necessary field groups for you to populate your schema data.
Can I use my existing ACF fields to populate schema data?

Yes. We understand many sites already have custom fields for things like "Price" or "Review Rating." Each schema field in Wee Schema includes a PHP filter, allowing you to hook in and map an alternative ACF field source to the schema output.
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Which Schema types are supported?

Wee Schema currently supports the following Google-recommended JSON-LD types:

• BlogPosting (for your articles and news)
• Product (including price and availability)
• Review (for individual critiques and ratings)
• Organization (company details and logos)
• WebSite (search box and site name)
• WebPage (general page structure)

Does this plugin affect my site speed?

No. Wee Schema is "wee" (small) by design. It doesn't load heavy CSS or JavaScript on the frontend. It simply outputs a small block of JSON-LD text in the head of your document, which is the fastest way to provide schema to search engines.

How do I verify that my schema is working?

After configuring your fields and saving a post, we recommend testing your URL using the Google Rich Results Test or the Schema Markup Validator.
Can I disable specific schema types?

Yes. If you only want to use the plugin for Products and Reviews but want to keep Organization schema disabled to avoid conflicts with another plugin, you can toggle these off within the Wee Schema settings page.

Does it support the "Site Navigation Element" schema?

We focus primarily on the core "Rich Result" types favored by Google. However, because our WebPage schema is extensible via filters, you can add additional properties via PHP if required.

What happens if I deactivate the plugin?

Your data remains safe in your database because it is stored in standard ACF fields. However, the JSON-LD code will no longer be generated in the of your website, and search engines will stop seeing the structured data.

What support is available?

As a free utility, support is provided on a best-effort basis. We focus on:

• Fixing bugs and compatibility issues.
• Updating the FAQ with common user questions.
• Keeping the output compliant with the latest Google Schema guidelines.