@jamesryancooper: Okay thanks for looking into it again. Which shortcode exactly is causing the issue? Are you adding the [cooked-recipe] shortcode to a blog post or are you talking about the actual recipe post that is created.
Thanks for the clarification!
Try this:
[cooked-browse show="10" search="false"]
@pealawson: Any chance you can change your rating here? I won’t ask again, just figured I’d give it one more shot!
Let me know if you still need help!
Similar to @kochenistjazz, I’m not seeing this issue either at all and I cannot replicate the problem.
@jamesryancooper, is this still happening? What if you disable all of the other plugins and switch the theme to something default like TwentySeventeen? Does it still happen?
Try this:
[cooked-browse columns="4"]
🙂
The correct way to hide something is with the following:
display:none !important;
Not “hidden” as you’ve posted above. 🙂
This is not the support forum for the pro version. Please send me an email if possible:
support@cookedwp.com
Yep, just use the following shortcode:
[cooked-browse search="false"]
Thanks @krombell, I’ll be sure to add some height adjustments to the text field there to be sure this works in more themes.
@caionog: Sorry I didn’t respond sooner, glad you found it!
Hey there @cosmicfox!
Unfortunately there isn’t a list at the moment, but one will be worked up when the full documentation is ready in the next month or so.
Awesome, glad to hear that!
Either way, I can still help you here.
Once you create a new recipe, you can add that recipe to any blog post or page by using the [cooked-recipe] shortcode. You can find the specific shortcode for the recipe you just created by editing the recipe and looking for the shortcode section near the top of the edit screen:
Check this screenshot: http://s.bxy.cloud/lmrv
Let me know if you have any questions!
Hi there @pealawson!
Happy to help you here, but can you do me a quick favor? You posted this support type question as a 1-star review, which can really hurt my rating this early in the plugin’s release! Any chance you can post this message in the support forum and either remove or change this review?
Thanks so much!
https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/cooked/
You can use Loco Translate to create the PO file. Delete whatever you have created and then:
- Go to Loco Translate > Plugins.
- Click on “Cooked”.
- Click “New Language”.
- Choose the language you want.
- Choose the “System” option for the location.
- Click “Start Translating” to begin!
