Jayce53

There’s actually two main problems: the first is that caching plugins can mess up the recipe itself if you re-edit a recipe soon after viewing it and the second is that some people have modified the recipe HTML manually and we no longer recognise it (or only recognise part of it) as a recipe.

We have a fix for the first problem and we’ll *try* to repair the HTML automatically in the second case. Mostly people seem to be adding extra HTML for section headings in the Ingredients and Instructions. There’s no need to do this (and in fact will break EasyRecipe badly as you’ve seen) – you can get a section heading by prefixing the line with an exclamation mark.

So you’d use something like:

!Meat
1 pound skirt/flank steak or 1 pound boneless chicken breast or 1 pound jumbo shrimp
!Veggies
1 large yellow onion, sliced
1 red pepper, sliced
1 green pepper, sliced
1/2 tsp cayenne if you want it spicier
!Additional Stuff
Tortillas
sour cream, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, salsa, refried beans…

“Meat”, Veggies” and “Additional stuff” will be displayed as section headings. If you do it this way you can also tweak the appearance and spacing of the headings using Live Formatting.

We should have something out that will fix most problems before the end of the weekend.

Most of the problems are being caused by W3 Total Cache (and perhaps other caching plugins).

We’ll have an update out in a few hours that gets around it.

Hi,

Can you send us the EasyRecipe diagnostics? You can do that from the Support tab in the EasyRecipe settings.

Hi,

Delete the folder html/wp-content/plugins/easyrecipe/ and re-install the plugin

You won’t lose any formatting on your existing recipes although if you customised any of the settings you’ll have to reset those.

Hi,

You can add images in a recipe by using shortcodes. (EasyRecipe PLUS will let you upload or select from your media library and generate the shortcodes for you)

A short code for an image is just like an <img> tag but with square brackets. For example:

[img src="/images/myimage.jpg" width="320" height="240" class="alignleft" /]

Hi,

We’re working on translations right now and should have it ready in a couple of weeks.

We’re about to release a version that will do that (and more). It’s in beta test ATM and we hope the release it’s only about a week away.

The next release (in beta test at the moment) should fix that. It’s almost certainly caused by an interaction with your theme or another plugin. The next version is much better at isolating itself from other stuff on the page.

Hi,

The next release (which is in beta test right now) has exactly what you need.

Hi,

We’re aware of this bug and it’s been fixed in the next release – due out any day soon.

Glad I could help ??

Hi,

Can you send us the EasyRecipe diagnostics? You can do that from the WP admin “Tools” menu – select “EasyRecipe” and it will display a page where you can automatically send us the details of your WP and server setup. We should be able to work out what’s happenning from that and fix it for you

Glad you got it fixed!

The next version (due out soon – honest!) is much better at queueing up its scripts and styles – it should only queue stuff when it’s needed.

Inserting anything into the body of the recipe itself would be problematic, but other plugins should be able to manipulate the rest of the post. What Adsense plugin are you using?

I think the reason EasyRecipe can’t find the image is that your “img” html is invalid. You have:
<img class="D" ...... src="https://testing.masalatize.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/VIDEO-Kumror-Chokka-Pumpkin-Curry1-150x150.jpg" alt="" width="150" height="150" ></>

Notice the </> at the end – that’s probably enough to trip up EasyRecipe’s scan for a photo in the post.

Change the image code to:
<img class="D" ...... src="https://testing.masalatize.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/VIDEO-Kumror-Chokka-Pumpkin-Curry1-150x150.jpg" alt="" width="150" height="150" />

and see if that helps.