“SEO URL request” – No support for WPBakery or JSON-LD schema markup
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Hi Support Team,
We are currently using the “SEO URL request” feature to insert optimized SEO content on our landing pages. However, we’ve encountered two major limitations:
The section does not support WPBakery (Visual Composer) – layout elements and shortcodes cannot be used.
<script type="application/ld+json">is not processed, meaning we cannot add structured data (e.g. FAQPage schema) directly for Google’s rich results.
SEOPress is installed and active on our website, but it does not provide an option to insert structured data for this specific “SEO URL request” section. Therefore, we need to manually embed JSON-LD schema markup directly within this field, which currently seems unsupported.
Our questions:
Is there a way to allow
<script type="application/ld+json">inside the SEO URL request field, so the structured data is rendered properly on the frontend?Alternatively, is there another recommended method to add custom JSON-LD schema markup per page, outside of this restricted field?
We would greatly appreciate your help or any possible solution to make schema integration SEO-compliant.
Best regards,
Hello
Do you mean these fields? - https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20251006205949.png
You can customize these fields using hooks - woof_seo_meta_description woof_seo_meta_title woof_seo_meta_title woof_seo_h1
Hello Pablo,
thanks for your reply.
The actual issue is that the “SEO URL request” field correctly outputs normal HTML elements like <h1>, <h2>, <p>, etc., but it does not work with <script type="application/ld+json"> ... </script>.
When we insert JSON-LD schema markup, it is not rendered as a script on the frontend. Instead, only a broken text snippet appears (for example, it ends in the middle of a curly bracket }), which makes the markup invalid.
In other words, structured data cannot currently be added via this field because <script> tags seem to be filtered or altered.
Could you please confirm whether this field fundamentally does not support <script> tags, or if there is an option/extension to make JSON-LD render correctly?
Best regards
Hello
Of course, this is done for the security of the site.
In your case, you need code customization.
I've written to you under"Your topic private data." Thanks.
Hello
ok! I answered you under private data.
Hello, thanks anyway, can you please tell me where I need to have it adjusted?
Hello
Unfortunately, I didn't understand your question.
If you need a file with SEO functionality -"\plugins\woocommerce-products-filter\ext\url_request\classes\seo.php"
Hello, thanks for the feedback. I've tried a few things, but somehow it's not being accepted and isn't working.
I really need help.
Hello
You can hire a developer to customize the code, and we will share with them any technical information about our plugin.