BBH Custom Schema – Add Custom JSON-LD to Your Website

BBH Custom Schema helps you add, manage, and control custom JSON-LD schema in WordPress — without the limitations, conflicts, or unnecessary bloat often caused by traditional SEO plugins.

Many SEO plugins automatically generate structured data, but they can restrict customization, create duplicate schema, or output markup you cannot fully control. This makes advanced schema management difficult for developers, agencies, and SEO professionals.

BBH Custom Schema gives you direct control over your structured data by allowing you to manually add and manage JSON-LD schema on individual posts and pages. You decide exactly what schema is output, how it is structured, and where it appears.

The plugin also helps manage multiple schema blocks, validate JSON formatting, and combine separate JSON-LD structures into a clean valid format — all directly inside the WordPress editor.

Built for developers, SEO professionals, freelancers, and advanced WordPress users who need flexible and precise schema implementation without unnecessary complexity.

Note: This plugin does not generate schema automatically. You must provide valid JSON-LD markup.

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Key Features

• Full control over WordPress schema output without SEO plugin restrictions or lock-in
• Generate schema using two modes: Automatic Schema Engine and Manual Schema Builder
• AI-like automatic Article schema generation that analyzes post content and extracts structured data (title, author, date, headings, context) with a single click
• Built-in structured generators for FAQPage and LocalBusiness schema with guided input fields
• Fix duplicate and conflicting schema generated by SEO plugins like Rank Math or Yoast
• Add custom JSON-LD schema to any post, page, or supported post type
• Manage multiple schema types including Article, Product, FAQPage, LocalBusiness, Service, and more
• Combine multiple JSON-LD blocks into a single valid structure to avoid schema errors
• Works alongside existing SEO plugins without breaking compatibility
• Lightweight and performance-focused — outputs only the schema you define or generate
• Developer-friendly design built for SEO specialists, agencies, and WordPress power users
• Clean and minimal WordPress editor integration with flexible schema workflow control

Note: Validation only checks JSON format validity.

Plugin homepage: https://jahidshah.com/plugins/bbh-custom-schema/

Our All Themes and Plugins

Themes

• BBH Lite – LightWeight WordPress Theme

Plugins

• BBH SEO Toolkit
• BBH Custom Schema
• BBH Redirection
• AJ FAQ Block
• AJ Card Element
• AJ Square Testimonial Slider
• AJ Category Posts
• AJx Filter for WooCommerce

Usage

Automatic Schema (Article Only)

1. Create or edit any post or page.
2. Scroll down to the “BBH Custom Schema (Click to Expand)” section below the content editor.
3. Click the arrow to expand the field.
4. Enable “Automatic Schema Generator” option.
5. (Optional) Add custom inputs if needed (e.g., override author, schema headline, or description). Otherwise, leave blank for auto-detection.
6. Click “Generate Schema” — the system will automatically analyze your post content and create optimized Article schema (based on title, content structure, author, publish date, and headings).
7. Click Publish or Update to save changes.
8. Your schema will be automatically injected into the page source as JSON-LD in the website header (not visible to visitors).

Manual Schema (FAQ, LocalBusiness, Custom JSON-LD)

1. Create or edit any post or page.
2. Scroll down and open the “BBH Custom Schema (Click to Expand)” section below the content editor.
3. Paste your JSON-LD schema markup into the input box.
4. Click “Validate Schema” to check JSON format validity.
5. If using multiple JSON-LD blocks, paste them one after another (without <script> tags), then click “Combine Schemas” to merge them into a single valid structure.
6. Click Publish or Update to save your changes.
7. Your schema will be injected into the page source as JSON-LD structured data inside the website header (not visible to visitors).

Customize Your Schema:

You can use any schema type supported by schema.org. Simply paste the JSON-LD script into the provided field on each post or page.

Support & Contact

Need help or want to report an issue?

For any issues, please open a support ticket in the WordPress plugin repository or visit our support page.