I have pintrest enabled but when i test a recipe with the pintrest debugger not al the reccomended fields are filled in.
See the url: https://developers.pinterest.com/tools/url-debugger/?link=https%3A%2F%2Fnofairytales.voogdvormt.com%2Ftortilla-chips-met-milde-salsa%2F
We use yoast but the option to disable yoast is not having effect.
When i look in the <script type=”application/ld+json” class=”yoast-schema-graph”> part the ingredients are not in this part.
The ingridients are visible in the <script type=”application/ld+json”> part.
ps the nofollow noindex is eneblad because it is a testserver. making the page follow does not have any effect on the pintrest debugger.
Greetings Gerrie
]]>I’ve just started using the plugin and it looks great and is easy to handle (DIVI theme)!
I figured that in the recipes all ingredients have a link which i suppose offers a search function for other recipes with the same ingredient. Is it possible to deactive that funciton and to place personal links to the ingredients (like a link to own webshop to purchase a specific ingredient?)
]]>I have installed the WP INCI plugin which enables addition of “ingredients” and planned to use that, but I have also created custom taxonomies for active ingredients so am quite flexible in how I implement.
Main question is how do I ensure these products and custom taxa display and are recognised by Google as https://schema.org/Drug
Or is there any alternative approach recommended.
]]>Will you be considering adding in pre-loaded data for ingredients for the nutrition info?
Also the ability to create custom ingredients?
I was wondering if the following was possible somehow..
We wish to list ingredients in our WooCommerce store.
I have set up a custom post type called “Ingredients” in WordPress (using: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/custom-post-type-ui/) and have created some ingredients! I would like a tab on WooCommerce Products to say “Ingredients” and be able to have a tick-box system to tick which ingredients are in a product, on the ticked ones, I would like the featured image and title of said ingredient(s) to be in the tab on the front end, hyperlinked back to the ingredient itself. The idea is the tick boxes are to be pulled from the global list of all “post_type=ingredients”.
Can anyone think of a way to do this?
We’re looking for something similar to this: https://www.pevonia.co.uk/buy/index.php?route=product/product&path=238_58_234_66&product_id=302 (click on the “Main Ingredients” tab)
Many Thanks
]]>This is a great example of what i want to achieve, please translate in English.
]]>i use program, i wrote it own, it generates nutrition/recipes as XML file format:
<nutrition>
<calories>1200</calories>
<yelds_serving>4</yelds_serving>
<portion>120 g</portion>
<vitB1>120</vitB1> // / 100g
<kcal>200</kcal> /// /100 g
…
</nutrition>
this same with recipe:
<recipe>
<ingredients>
<ingredient>
<amount>1</amount>
<type>g</type>
<name>salt<name>
…
</ingredient>
</ingredients>
<steps>
<step id=”1″><txt>Pick a bit of…</txt>png:base64:4854adererere</img></step>
<step id=”2″><txt>Cook with…</txt>png:base64:4sdsdsdere</img></step>
</steps>
</recipe>
This same with exporting to xml…
You could also use shopping lists: i use in Poland: listonic.com (how does it works: https://kuchnia.chu?.pl -> klick: ‘Zamień na list? zakupów’ button , or add new fuction ->export to Google Keep also
]]>It is simple to use, great to add comments to (regarding the recipe, not comments on the post, although that’s easy to). Simple to attribute the author to the recipe and frankly, just looks great. Whether using the grid, or selecting a food.
Looks great on a phone, tablet and computer and prints very well, but to me, the best feature is the nutritional label. It builds on previous ingredients and the label looks like what I’d expect to see on the side of something I purchase in the grocery store.
The support is excellent and when I had a question was promptly attended to. I can’t say enough about this plugin. If you’re a foodie, you need this plugin! ]]>