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Schema Mapper

Map ACF and post fields to Schema.org JSON-LD per post type. Configurable from the WordPress admin.

by George Cook · github.com/georgehcook/schema-mapper · website

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Install

No release zip yet. The repository archive installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow:

wp plugin install https://github.com/georgehcook/schema-mapper/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
Readme github.com/georgehcook/schema-mapper ↗

A WordPress plugin that maps post and ACF fields to Schema.org structured data and outputs JSON-LD on the front end. Designed so non-developers can configure schema per post type from the WordPress admin.

Inspired by Schema Pro, but lightweight, free, and extensible via code.

What's in v0.1

  • Settings page under Settings > Schema Mapper
  • Per-post-type configuration: pick a schema type, map every schema field to a source (ACF field / post field / static value / permalink), optionally apply a transform
  • Optional output gate: only emit schema when a chosen field matches a condition (useful for "only output for Live, not Archived")
  • One schema type included out of the box: JobPosting
  • Built-in transforms for JobPosting:
    • employment_type_map: Temp → TEMPORARY, Perm → FULL_TIME, etc.
    • gbp_salary_range: parses "£20,000-£30,000", "£60,000+" into MonetaryAmount
    • work_setting: Home/Remote → TELECOMMUTE
    • iso8601: any date string → ISO 8601
  • Anonymous-employer handling: when the employer is confidential, the plugin sets the recruiter as hiringOrganization and puts the disambiguating description (e.g. "Independent school") on the hiring org, per Google for Jobs policy
  • Output appears alongside any existing Yoast schema, not instead of it
  • Works with or without ACF (degrades gracefully if ACF is not active)

Install

Drop the folder into wp-content/plugins/schema-mapper and activate. Or install via Git Updater (the plugin header declares its GitHub URI).

Configure

  1. Go to Settings > Schema Mapper
  2. Find your post type, enable schema output, pick Job Posting (or another type as more are added)
  3. Save. The page reloads and the field mapping table appears.
  4. Map each schema field to either an ACF field, a post field (post_title, post_content, post_date, etc.), or a static value
  5. For JobPosting, set the recruiter name as a Static value
  6. Optionally set an output condition (e.g. only output when live_or_archive == "Live")
  7. Save. The plugin starts outputting `