WPSSO FAQ Manager

The WPSSO FAQ Manager allows you to easily manage Questions / Answers from a standard WordPress Question editing page. You can also categorize your Questions / Answers into FAQ categories, just like standard WordPress Posts.

Use the standard WordPress FAQ category archive and question pages, and/or use [faq] and [question] shortcode(s) in your Post / Page content -- both will automatically reflect any change your make to your Questions / Answers or FAQ categories (ie. adding / removing questions, updating answers, etc.).

Optional:

If you need Schema FAQPage markup for the FAQ shortcode or FAQ categories you create, you will also need the WPSSO Schema JSON-LD Markup add-on to generate the Schema FAQPage markup. The WPSSO FAQ Manager add-on manages Question / Answer pages and FAQ categories - it does not create Schema markup or meta tags.

Optional:

If you need to adjust the default FAQ category archive page layout, see the WordPress Theme Handbook > Custom Taxonomy section for details on creating a new FAQ category archive page template based on your current theme archive page template.

WPSSO Core Plugin Required

WPSSO FAQ Manager (aka WPSSO FAQ) is an add-on for the WPSSO Core plugin.

WPSSO Core and its add-ons make sure your content looks best on social sites and in search results, no matter how webpages are shared, re-shared, messaged, posted, embedded, or crawled.

Install and Uninstall

• Install the WPSSO FAQ Manager add-on.
• Uninstall the WPSSO FAQ Manager add-on.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How are questions sorted in the FAQ shortcode?
• How do I create a Schema FAQPage?

Notes and Documentation

• The FAQ Shortcode
• The Question Shortcode

1. 

   The FAQs menu allows you to manage individual FAQs and their categories.

2. 

   The FAQ editing page allows you to create and edit individual FAQs.

Version Numbering

Version components: {major}.{minor}.{bugfix}[-{stage}.{level}]

• {major} = Major structural code changes / re-writes or incompatible API changes.
• {minor} = New functionality was added or improved in a backwards-compatible manner.
• {bugfix} = Backwards-compatible bug fixes or small improvements.
• {stage}.{level} = Pre-production release: dev < a (alpha) < b (beta) < rc (release candidate).

Standard Version Repositories

• GitHub
• WordPress.org

Changelog / Release Notes

Version 3.9.0 (2020/12/11)

• New Features
  • None.
• Improvements
  • None.
• Bugfixes
  • None.
• Developer Notes
  • Updated the get_posts_mods() module object call for WPSSO Core v8.17.0.
• Requires At Least
  • PHP v7.0.
  • WordPress v4.5.
  • WPSSO Core v8.17.0.

Version 3.8.0 (2020/12/02)

• New Features
  • None.
• Improvements
  • None.
• Bugfixes
  • None.
• Developer Notes
  • Included the $addon argument for library class constructors.
• Requires At Least
  • PHP v5.6.
  • WordPress v4.5.
  • WPSSO Core v8.16.0.

Version 3.7.1 (2020/10/17)

• New Features
  • None.
• Improvements
  • Refactored the add-on class to extend a new WpssoAddOn abstract class.
• Bugfixes
  • Fixed backwards compatibility with older 'init_objects' and 'init_plugin' action arguments.
• Developer Notes
  • Added a new WpssoAddOn class in lib/abstracts/add-on.php.
  • Added a new SucomAddOn class in lib/abstracts/com/add-on.php.
• Requires At Least
  • PHP v5.6.
  • WordPress v4.4.
  • WPSSO Core v8.13.0.