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I think we’ve discovered the problem. Our servers are unable to access the location where you’re storing the images. If you make the images publicly available, the plugin should work. We’ll work on a solution to the problem as well.

Hi vrensen –

You can type your recipes in any language. However, some things will still appear in English. Specifically, the save recipe button, the print button, and the headers on the times (prep time, cook time, total time) will always appear in English. Nutrition is also not supported for languages other than English. You can change the subheaders to be any language by typing a subheader followed by a colon in the recipe editor.

Multi-language support is on our list of things to do.

Thanks for the feedback!

Chris

Hi Vujke,

During which part of inserting a picture does it go wrong?

When you click the button to insert a picture?
When you are using the wordpress media chooser?
When you are done and press insert into post?
When you have selected a picture and then are trying to save the recipe?

Maybe you could include a screenshot when it goes wrong. Also, what operating system / browser / wordpress version are you using?

Edit recipes with the WordPress Editor. Recipe Card adds a button on the WordPress Editor bar that allows you to edit recipes.

Instead of editing a recipe card css file, I recommend adding a css file with the following css or alternatively adding it to one of your existing css files:

.blog-yumprint-photo-middle {
    border-radius: 100px; /* Use a smaller number if you just want round corners */
}

This works better than changing layout.css (where this class is already defined), since your work won’t be destroyed when we issue updates. However, if you really want to still edit a css file then layout.css is the right one.