Prevent author warning by Google by adding an author to your recipe
Adding author to a recipe Google needs your help to structure your web page and recipe data. Structuring data means you specify what different parts of your blog mean. To ensure your recipes (and other parts) in a blog are structured properly, Google provides a Structured Data Testing Tool. Zip Recipes structures the data for […]
WordPress 5.3 update
If you already updated to WordPress 5.3, and use the Gutenberg editor in combination with the Recipe Grid, you should update to the latest versions of Zip Recipes friend (6.2.7) and Zip Recipes Lover (6.3.4). WordPress 5.3 has blocked usage of the $ property in jQuery, forcing the preferred usage of “jQuery”. This has been […]
Rich Snippets in Google, getting the most out of it
Images in Rich Snippets sometimes seem elusive: you have set it up correctly right? Why isn’t Google showing the image you prepared with so much care! Sometimes it’s just as simple as ratio’s or pixel count. Google prefers images of at least 50K pixels, and prefers the image in three different ratio’s: 1×1, 4×3 and […]
Nutrition label in Zip Recipes free
In the most recent version of Zip Recipes (free version) a new feature has been introduced: a beautiful styled HTML and CSS Nutrition Label. To get this label you can just enter all the nutrition data, and it will appear below your recipe. When not enough data is present, it won’t show. When the data […]
Meet the new recipe grid!
This week we’ve released Recipe Grid 2 (part of Zip Recipes Lover and Zip Recipes Friend), which will replace the previous Recipe Index and Recipe Gallery. The new grid has been designed to make your recipes look mouthwatering, and trigger your users to try multiple recipes. They’re searchable and filterable in a quick and easy […]