Site structure is complicated, and we haven’t done enough to simplify it at Feast Design Co. Not only does it help search engines understand and crawl content, it helps visitors find related recipes, and it helps the blogger focus on what’s important. As of 2019, we’ll be recommending a simpler website structure that will save…
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Why the category pages now display half-width on mobile
All theme versions prior to 4.1.0 displayed categories as full-width on mobile. This lead to needing to scroll excessively to browse through a category. In version 4.1.0, we updated the default category page layout to display only the featured image and the post title, per modern best practices. This makes category pages much easier to…
Yoast 11.4 “name” errors
We’ve had multiple reports of a “name” error being generated in the recipe page schema in Yoast 11.4. This appears to be tied to the “Author Archives” being disabled in SEO -> Search Appearance -> Archives. This is the correct setting and you should have author archives disabled (these are worthless pages to visitors), so…
Why we’re dropping the blog page template
The “blog” template is being deprecated and removed from the Genesis framework after June 19th, 2019. It will be disappearing from all Studiopress themes as of version 3.0, and Feast will be following the lead and supporting the move away from “blog” pages (eg. home page pagination). Why? Food blogging is constantly evolving, with features and…
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