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Schema

The structured data your pages declare: which schema types, on how many pages, and where a block is invalid, incomplete or repeated.

How to get there#

Explore → Schema.

  1. 1

    Open Schema in the sidebar

    Just after Content.

  2. 2

    Read Overview, then open Faults

    Overview shows what you have; Faults shows what is wrong with it.

app.pixyscan.com/w/…/s/…/schema

The Schema screen's Overview: four stat tiles for pages with schema, types declared, invalid blocks and duplicate declarations, then a Types declared card listing each type with its page count and block count.
The Overview tab: two schema types across twelve pages, with nothing invalid.

If the scan found no structured data#

Your site is not broken - it just has none.

Structured data is optional markup. A site with none still works, but it cannot appear in the rich results that depend on it, and AI answer engines have less to go on. The Issues screen lists the matching checks, such as missing Organization or WebSite schema, with the points each one costs.

Or the check group is switched off

Structured data is one of the groups in Settings → Checks. With it off, this screen has little to show. Turn it back on and rescan.

The four tabs#

By type, by page, by block, and by problem.

FieldGrainWhat it does
OverviewPer typeFour tiles (pages with schema, types declared, invalid blocks and duplicate declarations), then a bar per type with its page and block counts.
TablePer pageWhich types each URL declares.
BlocksPer blockThe blocks themselves, so you can read exactly what your pages served.
FaultsPer problemInvalid blocks, missing required fields and duplicated declarations, grouped so one template problem is one row.

Reading the tiles#

What each of the four figures means.

FieldExampleWhat it does
Pages with schema12How many crawled pages declare any structured data.
Types declared2How many different schema.org types the site uses, such as Organization or BreadcrumbList.
Invalid blocks0 of 23Blocks that do not parse, or that do not match their declared type. The fraction is of all blocks found.
Duplicate declarations0 of 12A page declaring the same type twice, usually because a plugin and a template both add it. Search engines handle this unpredictably.

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