• Resolved wannacomewith

    (@wannacomewith)


    I’ve turned off “Use ZipList recipe style” in the Ziplist preferences so I can work with my existing CSS, but the photo and title show up in the post when I’ve selected them both to be hidden. If I turn ZipList styling back on, then they’re hidden. Is there something I can tweak to fix this?

    This here is the only page on my site that I’ve currently got a ZipList recipe on (want to get this figured out before I update them all). “ZipList recipe style” is turned off and the title is supposed to be hidden, but you can see it is showing (the pink heading directly above the recipe). I don’t currently have a photo in the recipe though because it screwed up the layout.

    Thanks for your help!

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/ziplist-recipe-plugin/

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  • Hello wannacomewith,
    When you turn off the ZipList Recipe style, you also affect many of those options. We hide the title and image using CSS so when you turned off the styling, those both showed up again. What you can do is add your own CSS which hides those to elements. You’ll need to take a look at the HTML and determine what elements you want to hide.

    For example to hide the title, you would do the following:
    #zlrecipe-container #zlrecipe-title h2 {display:none}

    Hope that helps. Let us know if you have any questions

    Thread Starter wannacomewith

    (@wannacomewith)

    That totally helps, thanks! I’m still a newbie with CSS, so I didn’t know that.

    Unrelated question (hope this is ok), but is there any chance of adding the feature to access ZipList via the text editor? I don’t mean editing the recipes themselves in text editor, but being able to access the plugin and then having it show up in the body of the post as code, like [amd-zlrecipe-recipe:1].

    Thanks again for your help!

    Hi there,
    The way the plugin was designed, that isn’t really feasible.

    Thanks again for using our plugin!

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