Structured data
Structured data is extra page information written in a machine-readable shape.
In Page Writer, structured data is handled through the JSON-LD schema panel. The panel can show schema already found in the file. If no schema is present, it can add one.
Structured data check
Check whether the schema matches the page.
The generated schema uses page preview data such as title, description, URL, site name, dates, and image when available. That makes the schema useful, but it still needs review.
Check page basics
Fix title, description, and URL first.
Add schema
Use Page Writer only when the file has enough page data.
Compare to the page
Make sure JSON-LD describes the real draft.
Save after review
Keep the reviewed schema in the markdown file.
Issue location
Structured data issues usually start in the markdown frontmatter.
If the title, description, or URL is wrong, the schema can also be wrong. Fix the page data first. Then review the JSON-LD.
CLEA validation
CLEA can help compare the schema to the page intent.
Compare the JSON-LD schema with this page draft. Tell me which fields look wrong or missing. Do not add schema types that are not supported by the page.
Human review
Review the schema before publishing.
It should describe the page that actually exists. Do not use schema to claim more than the page supports.