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It is not possible to remove the save button.

You don’t need to use another plugin to use a translation, you just need to create a language translation file (which other plugins make easier). If you create a language translation file, we’d love it if you sent it to us so that we can include it in future versions of the plugin.

Thanks!

Thanks for trying out Recipe Card and I’m glad you like it.

Here is a workaround:

1. Add the following css

.blog-yumprint-recipe .photo {
    display: block;
    position: absolute;
    top: -10000px;
    left: -10000px;
}

2. Search in the php file for class=”photo”

Remove the style=”display: none !important;”

Alternatively, I’ll package up these changes in our next release later this week if you can wait until then.

Thanks for checking out the plugin and I’m glad you think it is beautiful.

To clarify, we do store the recipes on your site and you can switch to a different plugin. We made this more clear in the description.

If you need help converting your recipes to a different format just send an email to support at Yumprint.

Also, we just released version 1.1.0 which does not require bloggers to have a Yumprint account to create or modify recipes. Although readers will still need an account if they wish to save the recipe to their cookbook similar to how other social media like Pinterest or Facebook works.

The plugin includes localization, which means that you can add a language translation file. If you use a plugin like Codestyling Localization, creating a translation file is pretty easy to do.

We’ll be making this easier in the future, but for now you’ll have to write a tiny bit of code. For example, if you wanted to make the ingredient almond milk a link to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almond_milk you would type this:

almond milk

Make sense?

You should be able to resize the image by modifying one of these classes:

.blog-yumprint-photo-middle
.blog-yumprint-photo-top

If you’re using the layout that places the picture next to the title, modify .blog-yumprint-photo-top. If you’re using the layout that places the picture next to the ingredients, modify .blog-yumprint-photo-middle.

Let me know if that doesn’t work out for you.

Chris

Hi ragaini –

When you click “select image”, it should pull up WordPress’s image selector with a tab to choose an image from URL, from your media library, or from your computer. Once you’ve selected an image, just click “insert into post”.

Are you not seeing the “insert into post” option?

Chris