WooCommerce attributes in the SEO Template (show name option)

What it is

When you insert a WooCommerce attribute block into a title template, you can choose to show the attribute name together with its value — rendering as "Design: Manzoni" instead of just "Manzoni". This is the block's with label option, useful when the attribute value alone would be ambiguous in a title or meta.

Where to find it

AISA → SEO Schema Template: add an attribute block in the title composition zone, then click it to toggle the show-name option (stored as with_label on the block).

Requirements & tier

Requires WooCommerce and at least one global attribute taxonomy. No AI cost to configure.

How to use

1. Open the SEO Schema Template builder and select a slot.
2. Drag an attribute block into the composition zone.
3. Click the block and choose the WooCommerce attribute.
4. Enable show name so it renders as "Name: Value".
5. Check the live preview, then save all templates.

Questions people ask

• What does the output look like? With the option on, "Design: Manzoni"; off, just "Manzoni".
• Is it per attribute block? Yes — you set it on each attribute block independently.
• Where is it stored? As with_label on the saved block.
• Does it affect the schema? No — it formats the title/meta text, not the structured data.
• Does the label use my attribute's display name? Yes — the attribute's label is used.

Troubleshooting

If the name does not appear, confirm the show-name option is enabled on that specific block and that the product actually has a value for that attribute. If the label reads oddly, adjust the attribute's display label in WooCommerce.

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