TechboyUK

Hello Azifaral,

I am not sure what you mean. Please can you explain your issue in more detail?

Thanks.

Paul

Hello Azifaral,

I am not sure what you mean. Please can you explain your issue in more detail?

Thanks.

Paul

Hi Tracy,

That error is referring to code within the theme.

Please can you try switching to one of the default WordPress themes and see if you still get the issue?

Thanks.

Paul

Hi,

It’s because the theme you are using has set all tables on your blog to be 100% width.

Please follow this method https://www.getmecooking.com/recipe-template-info#settingsUseYourOwnStyling

Try changing this:

.entry-content table.gmc-recipe-summary {
width: 250px;
font-size: 0.8em;
}

to this:

.entry-content table.gmc-recipe-summary {
width: 250px !important;
font-size: 0.8em;
}

Thanks.

Paul

Please let us know if you still have the issue.

Thanks.

Paul

Hi,

I have just visited your site, but it looks like you have uninstalled the plugin.

If you re-install it, or have it active on a test site, I can have a look.

Our plugin inherits CSS properties from whichever theme you use (to keep consistency), but individual properties can be over-ridden if required.

Thanks.

Paul

Hi Sally,

That is very strange! I’m glad you found the answer.

Thanks.

Paul

Please can you send me a screenshot? https://www.getmecooking.com/contact

Hi Sally,

Have you also got the premium version of our plugin installed?

??

Actually on Appfog it is very quick and easy.

You just:

– Go to https://console.appfog.com/apps/new
– Select WordPress
– Select AWS Europe West (or whichever one you want to use)
– Enter a name for your installation

It then takes you to a screen where it lists all of your apps.
– Click on the one you just created
– Click on ‘Visit live site’

That’t it ?? it took me less than 20 seconds to do this just now.

The only issue with Appfog is that they don’t yet support persistent data, so you can’t use it to run a live blog, but for testing things, it is great (and free).

Paul

Hi Fabio,

That’s because on our demo site we have this option selected:

– Include recipes that are not in blog posts / pages

With it off, the user will be linked to the first blog post that contained the recipe. We may later add to this functionality, to give the user the choice of selecting which blog post (containing the recipe) they want to go to.

I have temporarily de-selected the option on our demo site so you cans see it in action:

https://wpdemo.getmecooking.com/recipe-index/

Thanks.

Paul

Hi Fabio,

> nutritional values??, allergens

The premium version of the plugins supports this.

we haven’t included schema metadata for nutritional information yet. I’ve just looked it up and it does exist, so I will add that.

https://schema.org/ doesn’t seem to have allergy/intolerance metadata.

> 1 . Introductory text
> 2 . Recipe box exactly as it’s now
> 3 . Completion text

For this, you just need to always add the recipe into a blog post, with the texts (1 and 3) before and after it. Also, you will need to ensure that this option is not ticked:

– WordPress Dashboard
– GetMeCooking Settings
– Premium Settings
– Include recipes that are not in blog posts / pages

Thanks.

Paul

Hi,

This problem sounds like an issue with your local environment.

Please can you try creating a free WordPress blog on a host such as https://www.appfog.com/, then install the GetMeCooking plugin and see if it works?

If it does (and it should), try adding the same theme and plugins to see if you can get it to ‘break’ in the same way that your current blog is broken.

Thanks.

Paul

Got it thanks. I’ll have a look tonight and reply to your e-mail.

I’ll close the support call here.

Thanks.

Paul