Boxy Studio

Releasing an update to fix this issue soon. Thanks @lovechard!

Cooked isn’t designed to work this way at this time. You really shouldn’t put the recipe in two places as this creates duplicate content: https://moz.com/learn/seo/duplicate-content

I would suggest using the single recipe page as the main recipe and then linking to that from your blog post.

I’ll make sure commas work as well, as some countries use commas instead of decimals obviously!

EDIT: Maybe not yet, however. I will probably add an option for this in the future. 🙂

• This reply was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by Boxy Studio.

Eventually, with the Pro version, yes. 🙂

This probably won’t be a direct switch-over, but you can convert posts using a plugin like this one:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/post-type-switcher/

• This reply was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by Boxy Studio.

You would place this code either in your theme’s functions.php file (easy option) or create a custom plugin that includes the code (best option):

add_filter( 'cooked_measurements', 'custom_cooked_measurements', 10, 1 );
function custom_cooked_measurements( $measurements ){
	$measurements['a'] = array(
		'singular_abbr' => 'a',
		'plural_abbr' => 'aa',
		'singular' => 'custom a',
		'plural' => 'custom a plural'
	);
	$measurements['b'] = array(
		'singular_abbr' => 'b',
		'plural_abbr' => 'bb',
		'singular' => 'custom b',
		'plural' => 'custom b plural'
	);
    return $measurements;
}

I responded via email on this issue. Basically, your theme has options for setting the sidebar on Posts, which is what a recipe technically is (a custom post type). So you would need to set the sidebar setting in your Theme Options.

@funkyj4ever:

Cooked doesn’t handle columns, but using the built in shortcodes and the template content area, you can add your own columns using custom DIVs or by installing a shortcode column creator like this one:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/column-shortcodes/