Schema Studio 0.9.5 documentation
Saving a graph is only part of the job. You also need to know what the public page emits, how it interacts with your SEO plugin, and how you will recover if a broad change goes wrong. Use these guides after configuring a page or template.
Check the result, then maintain it
- SEO compatibility: review output modes and the individually tested free SEO integrations.
- Validation: separate parsing, relationships, Schema.org semantics and Google feature checks.
- Schema Health: inspect coverage as well as error and warning counts.
- Backup and recovery: understand exports, dry runs and the verified recovery limits.
- Troubleshooting: compare saved state with the result visitors receive.
Keep the evidence clear
Reload after WordPress Update, then inspect the published page while signed out. Zero errors does not prove that a Studio graph was emitted, and valid markup does not guarantee a rich result.
LiteSpeed public cache-hit eviction remains unverified. Compare anonymous output after changes and use normal cache controls where necessary. Keep a backup before changing templates, identity or integration settings.
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