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WordPress Plugin

Install the Osapher WordPress plugin, connect your Schema Token, and deploy verified JSON-LD schema to every page of your WordPress site.

Installation

The Osapher WordPress plugin automatically injects your verified JSON-LD schema into every page of your WordPress site. Install it in three ways:

  1. Search for Osapher in the WordPress Plugin Directory and click Install
  2. Download the ZIP from osapher.com/downloads and upload via Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin
  3. Install via WP-CLI: wp plugin install verinty-sovereign-identity-schema --activate

Requirements
WordPress 5.8 or higher. PHP 7.4 or higher. A Osapher account with a deployed schema.

Connecting Your Token

After activating the plugin, go to Settings → Osapher Schema in your WordPress admin. Enter your Schema Token in the Sovereign Token field and click Save Settings.

Your Schema Token is available in your Osapher vault under the Deploy tab. It looks like:

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Keep your token private
Your Schema Token authenticates your schema deployment. Do not share it publicly or commit it to version control.

Once saved, the plugin will fetch your schema from the Osapher API and inject it into your site immediately. The connection status in the plugin header will change from NOT CONNECTED to your business name and Identity Trust Score.

Cache Settings

The plugin caches your schema locally to avoid unnecessary API calls. The default cache duration is 1 hour. You can adjust this under Settings → Osapher Schema → Cache Duration.

  • 30 minutes — use when actively updating your vault
  • 1 hour — recommended for most sites
  • 2–6 hours — suitable for stable, infrequently updated vaults
  • 24 hours — maximum cache, use for production sites with stable identity data

After activating or pausing your schema from the Osapher dashboard, click Clear Cache in the plugin settings to reflect changes immediately.

Injection Log

The plugin records the last 10 schema injection events in the Injection Log section of the plugin dashboard. Each entry shows the event type, node count, and timestamp.

  • Schema injected · N nodes — schema successfully injected on page load
  • Schema fetched from Osapher · N nodes — fresh schema fetched from API after cache expiry
  • Auto-refreshed — plugin automatically refreshed schema in background
  • Cache cleared — manual cache clear triggered

Troubleshooting

  • NOT CONNECTED after saving token — verify your token is correct in the Osapher vault Deploy tab. Ensure your site can make outbound HTTPS requests to app.osapher.com.
  • Schema not appearing in Rich Result Test — clear the plugin cache, then use Test Live URL in Google Rich Result Test.
  • 0 nodes injected — your schema may not be deployed yet. Go to Entity Vault → Deploy tab → Sync & Deploy.
  • Schema shows old data — click Clear Cache in plugin settings to force a fresh fetch from the API.