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M7tawa FAQ Manager for Posts

Create accessible FAQ sections with manual or bulk entry and optional Schema.org FAQPage structured data.

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About this plugin

M7tawa FAQ Manager for Posts lets you create and display accessible FAQ accordions on WordPress content, with optional Schema.org FAQPage structured data. Google no longer displays FAQ rich results, but the visible FAQ content remains useful to readers.

Features:

  • Up to 10 questions and answers per post.
  • Manual entry plus fast bulk entry using alternating question/answer lines.
  • Drag-and-drop ordering without jQuery.
  • Classic Editor meta box.
  • Dynamic Gutenberg block using the same saved FAQ data.
  • Automatic display before or after content.
  • Manual display using the block or [m7tawa_faq] shortcode.
  • Responsive, accessible accordion.
  • RTL and LTR support.
  • Light and dark color-scheme support.
  • Optional Schema.org FAQPage JSON-LD.
  • Import, export, and reset settings.
  • No Bootstrap, jQuery, or external libraries.

Privacy

M7tawa FAQ Manager for Posts does not send data to external services, does not set tracking cookies, and does not create custom database tables. FAQ content and plugin settings stay in the WordPress site database.

Translations

The plugin uses standard WordPress internationalization functions. English is the source language. Translations are handled through the standard WordPress.org translation system at translate.wordpress.org.

Questions

Does the plugin output schema when there are no FAQs?

No. FAQPage JSON-LD is generated only when the current item has at least one complete question and answer.

Can I place the FAQ manually?

Yes. Select “Manual only” in settings, then use the Gutenberg block or [m7tawa_faq] shortcode.

Does it require jQuery?

No. All interactions use lightweight vanilla JavaScript.

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