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Genesis Setup

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  • Edit Post Info
  • Update Author Bio
  • Modern Navigation
  • Clear Cache ‼️
  • Layout
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  • Feast Plugin Setup
  • Modern Homepage Setup
  • Modern Menu for Desktop
  • Modern Mobile Menu
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  • Modern Recipe Index
  • Modern Categories
  • Modern Footer

Getting Started

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  • Migrating to Feast
  • Staging Site
  • Sign Up For The Newsletter

Plugin Settings

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  • Edit Body Font Size
  • Subscribe button
  • Social Icons
  • Recipe Key
  • Post Template
  • Table of Contents
  • Post IDs
  • Google Trusted Source
  • Edit Leave a Reply
  • Disable Trackbacks
  • Modern Previous + Next
  • Posts per page
  • Breadcrumbs
  • Productivity
  • Smooth scrolling
  • Image unlink
  • Replace recipe card Jump To buttons
  • BETA

Block Editor 101

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  • Block Editor
  • Block themes
  • Patterns
  • Why we don't support block-level styling

Blocks & Patterns

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  • Post Template
  • Numbered Lists
  • Table of Contents
  • Full Width Banner
  • Featured Recipe Pattern
  • Why we don't support block-level styling
  • Process Shots
  • Inline Heading Group Block
  • Step Instructions
  • Advanced "Jump To" Links
  • Reader Review
  • Feast Patterns
  • Displaying Post Blocks (FSRI)
  • Displaying Category Blocks (FSCI)
  • Scheduled Categories

Page Templates

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  • Custom 404
  • How to use Categories
  • Shop page

Customize

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  • Customizer
  • Customizations
  • Customization Referrals
  • Why we don't support block-level styling
  • Per Page CSS
  • Why you shouldn't make customizations
  • Custom CSS
  • Customization Support

Images

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  • Post Images
  • Default Image Size
  • Modern post image sizes
  • How thumbnails work
  • Modern Thumbnails (Featured Images)
  • Troubleshooting Featured Images
  • Displaying Post Blocks (FSRI)
  • Process Shots
  • Image Alt Tags
  • Why do my images look different in edit post and live?

Feast+

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  • What is Feast+?
  • Feast+ Setup
  • Design Kits
  • Feast+ Fonts
  • Feast+ FAQ
  • Feast+ Showcase
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    • Top Banner
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    • Social Landing Page (Link In Bio)
  • Branding & Design
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    • Full-Width Post Header
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    • Top of Site CTA Banner
    • Custom Background Pattern
  • Design Kits
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Recipes

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  • Displaying Category Blocks (FSCI)
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Social Sharing

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Logo & Fonts

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  • Retina Quality Logo
  • Create your logo
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Categories

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  • Why Isn't the Category Description Appearing?
  • Displaying Category Blocks (FSCI)
  • How to use Categories

Blogging Resources

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  • Food Blog Sitelinks
  • Photography
  • Understanding "penalties"
  • Food Blog Page Structure
  • Food Blog Site Structure
  • Comments
  • Internal links
  • Analytics
  • Pagespeed
  • SEO for Food Bloggers
  • Modern guidelines for page headings
  • How to Write a Recipe Post
  • Recipe Page Guidelines for Food Bloggers
  • Image Optimization
  • Recipe Update Checklist

Speed & SEO

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  • Image Alt Tags
  • Speculative Loading
  • Google Trusted Source
  • 301 Redirects, Links, Canonical and Pagespeed
  • Image file size vs. pagespeed
  • Duplicate Content
  • Lazyloading comments
  • CLS
  • Blocking Time
  • SEO
  • Skip lazy loading first post image
  • Horizontal scrolling
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  • INP (Interaction to Next Paint)
  • CDNs
  • Site Speed

Legal Resources

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Troubleshooting

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  • Why do my images look different in edit post and live?
  • Why Isn't the Category Description Appearing?
  • Troubleshoot Plugin Conflicts
  • How to update your theme
  • Feast Plugin FAQ
  • W3 HTML Validation
  • Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons.
  • Troubleshooting Featured Images
  • Either "name" or "item. name" should be specified (in "itemListElement")
  • Clear Cache ‼️

Compatibility

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  • Compatibility
  • WP 6.7

Integrations

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  • Ecommerce
  • Ingredients
  • Google Trusted Source
  • Contact Forms
  • Translation
  • WP Recipe Maker
    • Reviews
    • QR Code
    • Ingredients

Developer Resources

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  • Multisite
  • Feast Plugin Deprecated
  • W3 HTML Validation
  • Feast Plugin: Disable Theme Google Fonts
  • Rethinking the Thumbnails
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Post Template

This is available exclusively through the Feast Plugin.

Creating high quality content that demonstrates E-A-T, follows modern guidelines for headings is difficult, and can be very time consuming. Most recipes take a full day to shoot, edit and publish, with the writing taking up about 1/4 of that time on average.

Make sure to customize your template so that it doesn't look like everyone else!

Instead of relying on the recipe update checklist to update and improve posts after they've been written, how much time would you save from using a pre-formatted recipe template?

Introducing the Recipe Post Template, which creates a new post with key headings and sections all ready for you to fill out.

You'll find this on the Feast Plugin settings page, and the Recipe Update Checklist page.

Rather than coming up with the headings and formatting yourself each time from scratch, use the default template and add and remove content as needed to fit your recipe.

Use the Recipe Update Checklist for guidance on updating existing posts.

Jump to:
  • What's included
  • SEO
  • Custom template
  • Duplicate instructions steps
  • Multiple post templates
  • FAQ

What's included

The actual content and format of the template will change over time, depending on best practices and feedback we get.

In general, it's formatted in "sections" that begin with a heading, followed by paragraphs and images.

This follows our guidelines for creating quality content, such as:

  • Modern guidelines for page headings
  • How to write a recipe post
  • Recipe page guidelines for food bloggers

SEO

The post is formatted in a way that's optimized for search engines, with headings breaking up the different sections of content.

Imagine you're writing an outline

Similar to writing an outline for a large paper, put some thought into what the main points and sub-points of the content on the page will be and decide where to use heading tags appropriately.

Google Webmaster Guidelines for Heading Tags

This makes it simpler for search engines to understand the different sections of content and rank them appropriately.

It also encourages the use of lists where appropriate, and answers common questions that readers will run into when buying ingredients, preparing them, creating the recipe and storing them. This create more comprehensive topic coverage.

The Advanced Jump To is included by default, which can encourage in additional links in the search engines for high quality content.

Custom template

You should always create your own custom template that changes wording and language used in the template, removes irrelevant sections, or adds pieces that are unique to your site.

You must Publish it public for it to be live. Feast Layouts are not visible/indexable and will never been seen by users or Google.

Note: make sure the "Feast Layouts" option in the Feast Plugin has been enabled.

You can take your custom template even further with custom blocks available in Feast+, letting you highlight top tips, serving sizes, calls to action and more!

If you need to access our original template, you can unassign your custom "Post Template", or unpublish it, then click the Create Post Template From Scratch button to get the original template.

Duplicate instructions steps

You can duplicate the instruction steps block in order to add more steps:

  • Select the columns block
  • Click the 3 dots
  • Click Duplicate

Multiple post templates

In the Feast Plugin 10.8.1.+, you can create as many post templates as you'd like:

Once assigned to the "Post Template" layout, they'll become available on the Feast Plugin settings page:

This isn't strictly limited to recipes - it can be used for restaurant reviews, travel, product reviews and more!

FAQ

Do I have to use every section/heading?

No! Remove anything that doesn't belong, like cooking time for a salad, or storage instructions for one-mug brownies.

Can I add to the content?

Yes! You can create your own Recipe Post Template in the Feast Layouts section.

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