Schema.org in Tiki

Overview

Tiki supports structured data (JSON-LD) for SEO using:

• A visual JSON-LD builder in edit forms
• A wiki plugin: SCHEMA
• Automatic JSON-LD rendering on public pages

What is included

• Wiki pages: schema editing + rendering
• Articles: schema editing + rendering
• Blog posts: schema editing + rendering
• Trackers: schema editing + rendering with placeholders
• Storage in object attributes via tiki.schema.markup

Authoring options

Option A: Visual builder (recommended)

Use the schema builder in edit forms:

• Wiki edit page
• Article edit page (SEO tab)
• Blog post edit page
• Tracker configuration (Schema.org Data)

Option B: Manual plugin

Use SCHEMA directly in wiki content for manual control.
See PluginSchema.

Tracker placeholders

Tracker schema can contain tokens:

{ {fieldPermName} }

On tracker item view, tokens are replaced with the item values before JSON-LD output.

Rendering behavior

If a schema is saved, Tiki outputs:

<script type="application/ld+json">...</script>

Rendering is done on:

• wiki page view
• article read view
• blog post view
• tracker item view

Validation checklist

1. Save object with schema
2. Open public page
3. View source and confirm application/ld+json exists
4. Validate with:

• https://validator.schema.org/
• https://search.google.com/test/rich-results

Troubleshooting

• No JSON-LD in source:
  • verify schema was saved
  • verify tiki.schema.markup is not empty
  • reload/clear cache
• Invalid result:
  • validate JSON syntax
  • check required fields for selected schema type
• Tracker token not replaced:
  • confirm exact permName spelling (case-sensitive)

Related

• PluginSchema
• https://dev.tiki.org/Schema.org