Jayce53

Hi,

EasyRecipe can recognise plain text posts as long as there is a line above the ingredients with the word “Ingredients” on it, and a line above the instructions with the word “Instructions” (or “Method”) on it.

To convert a plain text post, edit it with the visual editor, highlight the recipe part of the post and click the EasyRecipe button in the editor toolbar. Anything you highlight above the “Ingredients” line will become the “Summary”

If the highlghted text can be be recognised as a recipe, it will be converted.

The place to do this is at the end of thePosts() in class-easyrecipe.php (immediately before the return)

if (count($this->easyrecipes) == 0) {
... dequeue code here ...
}

The next update of EasyRecipe will dequeue its css and js if there’s no recipes on a page.

Hi Alex,

You can use shortcodes to do all of those things.

[b]bold[/b]
[i]italic[/i]
[br]
[url href="https://www.easyrecipeplugin.com"]EasyRecipe[/url]
[img src="https://www.easyrecipeplugin.com/images/easyrecipelogo.png" /]

You can see the options at https://www.easyrecipeplugin.com/faq.php

Hi lklow,

Contact us at https://www.easyrecipeplugin.com/support.php and I’ll send you a fix to suppress that warning.

However you might want to tell your host that they have a bug in their setup. The ini_set() at line 462 has nothing to do with memory – ironically it’s setting the error display switch – something which is perfectly reasonable for a script to do and which has no security or other system-wide implications.

Hi,

Can you send us the EasyRecipe diagnostics? On the WP admin dashboard, go to “Tools” and select “EasyRecipe”. You’ll get a page that allows you to send us details of your setup so we know what other plugins and stuff you have on your system. That will make it much easier for us to figure out what’s happening.

Hi,

The next version of EasyRecipe (due out soon) does a better job figuring out when to include the EasyRecipe code. It will always output some code (the CSS specifically) because there’s no efficient way of knowing at the time in the page generation cycle that the CSS needs to be output, if a page contains a recipe. However the javascript code will be supressed when there’s no recipe.

Hi,

Make sure you’re using the Visual editor in WordPress. Leave us a message at https://www.easyrecipeplugin.com/support.php if you still have problems and we’ll sort it out for you.

I’ve re-sent the mail to your other address

I’ve replied to your support mail.

Can you leave us a message with more details at https://www.easyrecipeplugin.com/support.php

Try playing with the “inside/outside” properties as well as the margins and padding in Live Formatting. If you still can’t get it to do what you want, leave us a message at https://www.easyrecipeplugin.com/support.php

Most formatting can be done by the inbuilt Live Formatting.

You can see how it works and try a demo at https://www.easyrecipeplugin.com/demo.php

If you’re still having problems, leave us a message at https://www.easyrecipeplugin.com/support.php

Hi,

Leave us a message at https://www.easyrecipeplugin.com/support.php and we’ll sort it out for you

Unfortunately no. However we should be ready to beta test within a day or two. If you leave me a message at https://www.easyrecipeplugin.com/support.php I’ll add you to the beta tester’s list.

The extra break tag gets inserted automatically (and incorrectly) by WordPress. It tries to translate actual line breaks in post text (CR’s and LF’s) into
or <p> tags, but the implementation is pretty dodgy and it often mangles the HTML, although usually it’s not a problem.

The next version of EasyRecipe (due for release soon) largely eliminates this occurring.