- Introduces ingredient scaling to recipes; can be disabled with
tasty_recipes_scalablefilter. - Allow recipes to be converted individually within the block editor.
- Removes the inline metadata for nutrition markup in the Bold card.
- Updates WP Recipe Maker converter to support WPRM blocks.
- Updates Zip Recipe converter to support ZR blocks.
- Casts JSON+LD rating as strings to avoid PHP 7.1
json_encode()bug. - Appends PHP and plugin version to EDD update requests.
- Updates Bold template detail icons to use SVGs.
Don't forget to update!
You should soon see an update for Tasty Recipes v2.1.0 in your WordPress dashboard. Make sure to update to keep your plugin in tip-top shape.
We have a really exciting update for Tasty Recipes today. It's something we've been hard at work creating for the past two months, and we're so thrilled to be handing it over to you.
What is it?
The recipe scaling happens automagically ✨ without any extra work from you.
We've had this up and running on Pinch of Yum for a little while now and the team has been loving it. It's such a bonus for readers to be able to easily and accurately scale recipes.
This update also includes a variety of other improvements. Here are three other things you'll find in Tasty Recipes 2.1.0:
1. Individual recipe conversions in the Block Editor
Previously, individual conversions had to happen in the Classic Editor. The support for in-post notices in the Block Editor finally arrived, so we jumped on it. Now, you can convert individual recipes from the Block Editor as well.
2. Convert WP Recipe Maker and Zip Recipes Blocks
Converting recipes inside blocks requires a bit of a different process than recipes inside shortcodes (which is how recipes were usually embedded in the Classic Editor). Now, Tasty Recipes can convert recipes inside blocks for WP Recipe Maker and Zip Recipes. Recipes inside the block editor that still use shortcodes will still convert fine as well!
3. SVG icons in the Bold recipe template
The detail icons in the Bold recipe template were regular old PNG images, which meant that their color couldn't be modified. With this update, they're now SVGs, which can be modified with CSS. Set your icon color preference with the following CSS, setting the fill to your preferred color:
.tasty-recipes-entry-header .tasty-recipes-details .detail-icon {
fill: #ffffff;
}
