WebI am working on a Version 7 site, and the client has asked me if there is away to imbed recipe card in her blog pages. At the moment she adds the recipe into her page, then has to create and format a pdf with the recipe that she then adds to the site, with a 'print' button.
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WebCheck out the best plugin to create printable and Google-optimized recipe cards for SquareSpace: https://www.recipesgenerator.com/?utm_medium=yt-sqsQuick tut
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WebFirst, choose your recipe categories (for example, Entrees, Side Dishes, Dessert, etc.). When you create new recipes, you’ll assign each post to one of these categories. 2. Create a unique blog category for each of your recipe categories. You can create your categories either at the bottom of your Blog Post Editor or in your Blog Settings.
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WebCreate a visual index. To create a more visual index, use a summary block: On the new page, click AddBlock and select Summary. Note: Summary blocks can display in Wall, Carousel, List, or Grid designs. You can change the design at any time. Click the summary block, then click the pencilicon to open the block editor.
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WebTips To Integrate a Recipe Generator into Squarespace. An excellent premium recipe plugin can make all the difference for your blog. When choosing one, be sure to select one which adheres to Google’s recommendations regarding schema markup and SEO. These top options include Jump to Recipe and Print Recipe buttons.
WebUse “Microdata” coding to add a recipe card to your Squarespace blog post (source: Lily The Wandering Gypsy). In addition to the recipe card, include all of the recipe information in plain text, as well as lots of beautiful images (source: Lily The Wandering Gypsy).
WebSimply select ‘Recipe’ from the drop down, fill out all required fields, and then test it using the Structured Data Tool to make sure there aren’t any errors. You then place this code anywhere within a recipe post. Keep in mind that this code will appear invisible to you, but Google will be able to read it.
WebStep 2: Add The Button. Now that you have your anchor link set up, it’s time to add your button! To do this go back to the top of your post, or wherever you want the button to be. Add a button block of any style. Primary, secondary, or tertiary - whatever looks best for your jump to recipe button. Add the button text Jump To Recipe and the
WebI look forward to sharing more Squarespace food blogging tips and tricks in time. xo. *Are you looking to learn more about recipe card solutions for Squarespace? Find that HERE and HERE. Note: I am in no way affiliated with Google, Pinterest or Squarespace.
WebCheck Your Ingredient List. The first step in converting a recipe to low sodium is checking the list of ingredients. Look at the sodium content of each ingredient (Enter your ingredients into the nutrition calculator at USDA Food Data Central for foods without a nutrition label.) Once you identify the sodium sources in the recipe, decide
WebIf you’re a food blogger or cookbook author who uses Squarespace, you know how important it is to have an organized and easy-to-navigate website. One way to
WebTags. Think of tagging like the chapter names in a book, or specific types of foods that go in each group. This is a more specific way of organizing, and I encourage you to ALWAYS add 2 types of tags to EVERY post: the year you wrote the post. the title of the post.
WebOnce you’ve entered all the necessary information, you can save the form to add the recipe to your post. You can also add additional content to your recipe post by clicking on the insert line buttons on the recipe card. Clicking the Preview buttons displays your post as your visitors would see, complete with the recipe you just added.
WebHead to your Squarepace site on the dashboard. Edit the home page. Hover to the section of the home page where you want to add your blog posts and click ADD SECTION. Add a new section to the home page. Add a blank section. Add a blank section. Then add a Summary block to the new section. Add a new block.