A good site structure helps search engines understand and crawl content, and it helps visitors find related recipes. As of 2019, we'll be recommending a simpler website structure that will save bloggers time by removing unnecessarily complex pages, such as recipe indexes and blog pages. This new website structure consists of: The home page The...
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Add an h1 tag to your homepage
In theme versions 4.3.0+ (and the Feast Plugin 3.4.2+), we've removed the h1 from the side-wide header. This is because h1's should be page-specific, not site-wide. All posts and categories have proper h1 tags, however, the homepage does not. You will need to add an h1 tag to the "Homepage: Top" section. To do this,...
Feast Plugin: Block Editor Styling (Gutenberg)
The block editor has a lot of potential to become a finely-tuned writing experience, eventually. One of the opportunities theme developers have is to make the post writing experience match the output on the front-end more closely. This is the initial setup + configuration, which will be expanded on over time. We currently update the...
What are "content archives"
Content archives (or just "archives") is technical jargon that is no longer relevant in 2019 and beyond. The only type of archive that is used or supported are the categories. We no longer refer to anything as "archives". From a technical standpoint, WordPress "content archives" are types of pages that list posts. This includes: category...
WHITE FRIDAY SALE
Welcome to the White Friday Sale! Today only, you get to pay 50% extra for the same product. Is this a joke? Not at all. Sign up for the Feast Plugin today and pay $149/year, instead of $99/year. Why would anyone do this? More important I think, is why would anyone price their products or...
