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The new release v1.11.0 is out that includes this change.

Hey @wilburg, I’m glad you got it to work. You can definitely remove the Next and Previous post links.

Usually this type of functionality is handled by the theme and it seems like you are using Astra theme.

It seems like people have already asked this same question such as in this post: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/how-to-hide-author-date-next-previous-from-my-posts-articles/

According to their documentations, there are a few ways you can do this:

1. Removing the links: https://wpastra.com/docs/remove-previous-next-links-from-single-blog/
2. Changing the links: https://wpastra.com/docs/replace-navigation-strings-on-single-post/
3. Custom solution to disable links for specific post type: https://gist.github.com/Nikschavan/eeb9010ed684a3ca17047bd4a49079c3

It looks like there are a few options depending on what you want to do. If you need help implementing any of these, feel free to reach out directly at support [at] cooked.pro and I can help you with it.

@nwm2006 Thank you for bringing this up, I have been heads down lately and have not had the chance to check accessibility.

I already have fixed the last 2 issues with the link and select and they will be included in the v1.11.0 that is almost ready.

I will also fix the <dl>, <dt>, and <dd> elements issue before closing out v1.11.0.

I will do another accessibility pass but if you have any other accessibility related issues let me know and I can try to include them as well.

@charmageddon I will take a look at this and if necessary add an option in the settings to prevent the 0 at the end.

Would you mind reaching out to me with your license key via email at support[at]cooked.pro?

@charmageddon

I am a little bit confused on the measurement amount. I suspect this is something to do with the US vs European way of writing/formatting numbers.

In many European countries, a comma (,) is used as the decimal separator, while a dot (.) or a thin space is used to separate groups of three digits in large numbers

For example if I enter the following values for both English and Deutsch:

• 1.5 g
• 1,5 g
• 1 1/2 g

I see the following for both languages:

English

• 1.50 g
• 15 g
• 1 ½ g

Deutsch

• 15 g
• 1,50 g
• 1 ½ g

So it seems like this is by design depending on the Languages preferred way of formatting numbers.

For the Twitter button, that was changed a while back and you can also see an example on that same page: https://cooked.pro/demo/recipe/andouille-and-beef-burgers-with-spicy-mayo-and-caramelized-onions/

From what I see on your site, it looks like you have not updated Cooked Pro in a while. I think if you update that Twitter icon should change along with other features and improvements.

Note: Since you are a few versions behind I would recommend taking a backup before updating.

P.S.: I am glad that you love the plugin, I am working hard to make sure all the bugs are squashed and adding new features with every release.

Hello @charmageddon, In the front end if you have a measurement like 4 1/2, it should display as: 4 ½.

This should work with anything like 1/8, 1/6, 1/4, etc.

The full list of conversions: ‘⅛’, ‘⅙’, ‘⅕’, ‘¼’, ‘⅓’, ‘½’, ‘⅔’, ‘⅝’, ‘¾’ ,’⅞’.

But just so I understand the issue fully. When you enter a measurement like 4.5 tsp sugar, you don’t want a zero to be added at the end right? For example. 4.5 tsp sugar => 4.50 tsp sugar

@ceciliasvensson Thank you so much for this amazing review!