Hi there!
Welcome to a live preview of the WP Recipe Maker plugin! We created an example recipe for you and added it to a regular WordPress post. This can give you an idea of how the plugin works and what it looks like.
Things you can check out in this preview:
If you want to learn even more, check out our demo site or WP Recipe Maker homepage. But our best recommendation is to just install WP Recipe Maker on your site and play around with it. There is a ton to discover!
Wordpress contains 4 default thumbnails that many themes and plugins rely on. We recommend setting these sizes to match the Feast Modern Thumbnails (opens in new window) - this reduces the number of images that get generated, which consumes fewer image optimization credits in Shortpixel (+Imagify).
Clicking these settings automatically updates the database settings and can be verified in Settings > Media. medium_large is hidden from users.
Note: The "large" is set to match the 720px content width, because the "large" image size is what Wordpress defaults to when inserting new images in the block editor. While "medium_large" sounds like it should be smaller, there's no actual rule that requires this. It doesn't follow standard conventions, but it works in our setup. Setting medium_large to 1200x0 when uploading 1200px width images essentially disables this from being used on most modern images.
Gravatar is used for the user profile widget and comment avatars, but it loads images from a third-party site, and slows down pagespeed. We recommend not displaying avatars in the comments, and using a "Custom HTML" user profile widget for the sidebar (opens in new window).