Schema Output Demo

See what structured data looks like on a WordPress site

PINXS Schema Pro works mostly inside the WordPress admin area, where schema settings and output rules are configured. This public demo page explains what schema is, shows example JSON-LD style output, and links to the read-only admin demo where you can view the plugin workflow.

What is schema markup?

Schema markup is structured data added to a website so search engines can better understand the page content. It does not usually appear as visible page content to visitors, but it can help describe products, articles, FAQs, businesses, reviews and other important page information.

Product schema

Used for WooCommerce and product pages to describe product name, price, availability, offer data and product details.

Article schema

Used for posts and articles to describe the headline, author, published date, modified date and page identity.

FAQ schema

Used to describe common questions and answers in a structured format that search engines can understand.

Business schema

Used to describe organisation or local business details such as name, website, contact information and business identity.

Example schema output

The example below is simplified to make it easy to understand. In the full plugin, PINXS Schema Pro generates structured data based on the schema type and settings configured in WordPress.

Sample Product JSON-LD Example output format only
JSON-LD
{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "Product",
  "name": "Demo WordPress Plugin",
  "description": "A sample software product used to demonstrate schema output.",
  "brand": {
    "@type": "Brand",
    "name": "Plugin Nexus"
  },
  "offers": {
    "@type": "Offer",
    "price": "39.99",
    "priceCurrency": "GBP",
    "availability": "https://schema.org/InStock",
    "url": "https://example.com/demo-product"
  }
}

This is a display example for the public demo page. The admin demo is where you can view how schema settings and output options are managed inside WordPress.

Real Schema Pro metabox examples

These examples show where PINXS Schema Pro appears inside the WordPress editor. The public admin demo lets you view the real metaboxes on a demo post, page and WooCommerce product, while saving and editing remain disabled for the demo user.

Page metabox

Demo FAQ Schema Page

Shows how Schema Pro controls appear on a normal WordPress page, including page and FAQ-style schema options.

PINXS Schema Pro page metabox shown on the Demo FAQ Schema Page

In the admin demo, open Pages > Demo FAQ Schema Page to view this metabox on the prepared demo page.

Post metabox

Demo Article Schema Post

Shows how article-style structured data can be managed on a standard WordPress post.

PINXS Schema Pro post metabox shown on the Demo Article Schema Post

In the admin demo, open Posts > Demo Article Schema Post to view the Schema Pro metabox on a prepared article example.

Product metabox

Demo Software Plugin Product

Shows how Product schema can be viewed on a WooCommerce product, including product, offer, review and rating fields.

PINXS Schema Pro product metabox shown on the Demo Software Plugin Product

In the admin demo, open Products > Demo Software Plugin Product to view the Product schema metabox and the prepared demo review/rating data.

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What the admin demo shows

PINXS Schema Pro is primarily an admin-side tool. The read-only admin demo is the best place to view the real settings screens, metaboxes and schema preview behaviour. This public page shows example schema output and metabox screenshots so visitors know what to expect before logging in.

Schema settings

View how schema types and global defaults are configured inside WordPress.

Example records

Open the prepared demo post, page and product to view the Schema Pro metaboxes.

Output workflow

See where schema output is controlled and how the plugin fits into a normal WordPress workflow.

Safe demo mode

The public demo account is for viewing only. Saving, deleting, importing, exporting and bulk updates are disabled.

Open the read-only admin demo

The admin demo lets you view the Schema Pro workflow inside WordPress. You can look around the settings, metaboxes and example schema areas, but public demo users cannot save, delete or modify stored data.