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The gallery is different than the featured image. Be sure to add a “Featured Image” using the section on the right side of the edit screen:

You certainly can add more units, but in this particular case you don’t need to. The hook for the units is a filter called “cooked_measurements”. It is an array of units that include a spec of information. For example, the “grams” unit looks like this:

'g' => array(
    'singular_abbr' => _x('g','Grams Abbreviation (Singular)','cooked'),
    'plural_abbr' => _x('g','Grams Abbreviation (Plural)','cooked'),
    'singular' => esc_html__('gram','cooked'),
    'plural' => esc_html__('grams','cooked'),
    'variations' => array( 'g', 'g.', 'gram', 'grams' ),
),

You can filter this array and add your own units to it in the same format as above.

Thank you so much Joshua!

You are too kind, thank you so much for this fantastic review! 🙂

For those that also need to know, you can use this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/duplicate-post/

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This question is related to the Pro version of Cooked (recipe submission is only available in Cooked Pro), please submit a ticket from your account page here: https://cooked.pro/account/

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Boxy Studio.

If you use subcategories it will actually automatically create a page of categories. For example:

Categories:

• Dinners (no recipes)

• Burgers (10 recipes)
• Casseroles (12 recipes)

So the key is to create that parent category called “Dinners” with no recipes attached to it. Then create the sub categories with your recipes in there. When you click on Dinners it will show the subcategories instead of recipes. 😉

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by Boxy Studio.