data highlighter // data vocabulary // microdata // microformats // rich snippets // schema.org // shortcode generator // shortcodes //
| Created | 21 November 12 |
| Last Update | 9 April 13 |
| Software Version | WordPress 3.5, WordPress 3.4 |
| High Resolution | No |
| Files Included | JavaScript JS, HTML, CSS, PHP |
More Info...Rich Snippets WordPress Plugin
Have you ever seen …
that cool stuff that “pimps” search results on Google?
This plugin helps you to generate this search results by using structured microdata. According to the schema.org website search engines including Bing, Google, Yahoo! and Yandex rely on this markup to improve the display of search results, making it easier for people to find the right web pages.
This plugin automatically pre-installs seven shortcodes that are ready-to-use. But it‘s also possible to create new shortcodes with your own microdata markup that you need for future purposes. This can be done very easy with the built-in Shortcode-Generator.
It works like this:
- Set up your own short code or just edit the pre-installed ones
- Define the HTML-Markup that you need for the microdata (note that no PHP programming skills are needed but PHP can be used if you want to do some special things)
- Save your settings and use the generated shortcode in your posts, pages or custom post types.
If you need help, view this YouTube Video: How to set up a Rich Snippet via the Rich Snippets WordPress Plugin. Thanks for watching!
Supported snippets
On their support sites the Google-guys wrote that the following snippets are supported:
- Reviews and Ratings
- People
- Products
- Businesses and organizations
- Recipes
- Events
- Music
(I’ve tested all snippets with the rich snippet testing tool. And they all seemed to work except the recipe ones. This one doesn’t work even if you use their own example.)
Use the built-in Shortcode-Generator
Or just use the built-in Shortcode-Generator to generate cool shortcodes like buttons or boxes on your own!
Or… do you want to display your Google+ profile picture in the search results?
Fot this you can find another cool plugin here: Google+ Author Information in Search Results WordPress Plugin
Or … you’re searching for a theme which fully supports schema.org microdata?
Why not checking out my new theme? The Schema.org WordPress Theme literally talks to search engines. Learn more about this here.
Need help, or searching for a documentation?
Not a problem. You can find a great documentation, a FAQ and some other cool stuff on the Rich Snippets WordPress Plugin Documentation Page.
Version History
The current version is 1.2.2 (Apr. 09 2013)
Click here for a full version history of the Rich Snippets WordPress Plugin
Notes & Licenses:
Please note: Google says that there is no guarantee that a Rich Snippet will be shown for your page on actual search results.
License: Uses jQuery, CodeMirror and the RotateTableCellContent jQuery Plugin
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