A “must-have” section on every food blog is the Recipe Index page, where your readers will quickly find all your recipes sorted beautifully.
Some themes like Foodica might include page templates that display all your recipes in a beautiful grid, while others might not have such a feature.
Using Elementor and the steps described below, you can create a Recipe Index page on your blog no matter the theme you’re using.
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We are super excited to announce that our fantastic plugin has its website now 🥳
We’ve been busy designing and building the website you’re currently seeing for the past few weeks.
Thanks to our talented designer Andrei, we can unveil a new branding and website for the Recipe Card Blocks plugin. Continue Reading
We’re excited to announce that we’ve recently released an update for our Recipe Card Blocks plugin that includes full Elementor support. Now you can easily add a recipe card to your Elementor-based website.
If you have a WordPress food blog or recipe website, you might be tempted to add your recipe content using basic WordPress text and image blocks.
While such an approach can work for your human visitors, adding your recipes as basic text means you’ll be missing out on the many benefits of structured data (AKA schema markup).
If you’re not familiar with this term, structured data helps make your recipe content more visible in search engines, which in turn leads to more eyeballs on your delicious food.
In this post, you’ll learn more about what structured data is and how it helps your WordPress recipe website. Then, we’ll show you how to easily incorporate structured data into your recipes using the Recipe Card Blocks WordPress plugin — zero technical knowledge required!
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