I installed the demo of “recipe” to make nice recipes on my blog.
How can I achieve the same look as in the sample recipe content? I can’t find a special template for that and there is no instruction to use a plugin….
https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper_recipes/td-post-girl-scout-cookie-samoa-shake/
Hi,
If you examine one of the included posts from that particular demo, you can see how the post is made. The section with the recipe info is created like this
– https://www.screencast.com/t/srX0hKQUC
– https://www.screencast.com/t/xHwRuyUGZUbP
It uses classes predefined in the demo, you can also use them to recreate that structure in your recipe posts.
For the list and dropcaps you can check this tutorial and easily create them
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/post-formats-for-tinymce/
Thanks
Hi,
That is simple HTML and CSS, used to create a structure for the recipe parameters. Here are some examples of recipe mark-ups (check the examples below)
– http://schema.org/Recipe
There are also plugins that can be used for this. Some examples here
– http://www.bloggingwizard.com/add-schema-and-rich-snippets-in-wordpress/
Thanks
Simion, sorry but I’m confused. In this other reply you just gave, you say I should create a child theme. (https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/google-rich-cards-and-json-ld-markup/#post-190275) But here you’re saying I can just add the JSON-LD markup to the individual post.
Doesn’t Newspaper automatically add the Articles markup to every post? What I’d like to do is keep that, but just change the markup on some posts. Is there a way to change some but still keep the Newspaper “Articles” markup for all the others?
Can you tell me step by step what is the best way to markup some posts without changing the main theme files? Or is that impossible?
Hi,
There are general schema properties to general elements like you can see in this file
– https://www.screencast.com/t/dr7IHhcSiD
This file is used for all the posts. If you were to modify it, it would apply to all the posts. Maybe it would be best to try the free plugin that is mentioned in that guide, that would allow to add extra markup just for the posts you want. Give it a try and check the results.
Thanks