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Found 'depth' => 2,
in header.php

Changed it in child theme. In case anyone else is puzzled.

That worked for me. I think the theme needs some tweaks and documentation. Otherwise, great work.

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I think this is because of the lack of blockquote in the page. However, it may be a good idea to add an else statement to the core so that if a blockquote is missing in the post, an empty one is inserted or something by default.

Thank you. However, the Post Author still displays in the quote (now in addition to the quote citation.) I’m going to fix it in my child theme with css. However, you may consider fixing it in the theme itself. It looks misleading in English to have the Post Author in the quote box.

I tried this code

<blockquote>
  <p>You know the golden rule, don’t you boy? Those who have the gold make the rules.</p>
  <footer>Crazy hunch-backed old guy from the movie Aladdin</footer>
</blockquote>
Outside blockquote

and got this:

https://omicreative.site/oops003.png

Something else to note: this is what’s offending I suppose

<article id="post-53" class="post-53 post type-post status-publish format-quote hentry category-articles post_format-post-format-quote">

I forgot to note, I’m using a blank child theme and haven’t made any edits yet.

My style.css

/*
Theme Name: Creative Child
Template: creative-blog
*/

My functions.php

<?php

add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'theme_enqueue_styles');
function theme_enqueue_styles() {
    wp_enqueue_style('parent-style', get_template_directory_uri() . '/style.css');
}

Twenty Fifteen is very flexible, customization, simple, responsive and free.

Cuisine is the COUNTRY a food is from or a STYLE of cooking.

Italian Food
American Food
Chinese Food
or
Gluten Free
Vegetarian

Courses are where they belong in the meal or menu

Meal Courses
– Breakfast
– Lunch
– Dinner

or Menu
– Appetizer
– Tapas
– Desserts

Not a permanent fix (will be lost when updating)
You could try:

Backup Copy of \recipe-hero\includes\rh-fields.php

Go In:
\recipe-hero\includes\rh-fields.php

Find
‘ml’ => __( ‘Milliliter (ml)’, ‘recipe-hero’ ),
‘ts’ => __( ‘Teaspoon’, ‘recipe-hero’ ),

Replace with:
‘ml’ => __( ‘Milliliter (ml)’, ‘recipe-hero’ ),
‘dl’ => __( ‘Deciliter (dl)’, ‘recipe-hero’ ),
‘ts’ => __( ‘Teaspoon’, ‘recipe-hero’ ),

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Hopefully they add it and other measurements to the future releases.

Maybe it’s a future feature? I don’t see the feature available at all.

There is a free plugin extension available on https://recipehero.in/extensions/ but I’ve found it a bit quirky.

I wish there was a way to do this too. Did you ever figure it out? In other plugins, ingredients act like tags. Seems extra to create a whole other taxonomy for some kind of linking or ingredient filtering option.