This commit already renamed "Tips" to "Notes" at the UI level, but the breaking change at the code level was deferred for a later time.

Currently in the cross reference classes.

When a post uses a shortcode to include a recipe, that post's id should be saved to the recipe's meta for reference and for recipe search results.

See these notes on the add_post_meta documentation.

See register-scripts.php and register-styles.php for examples.

Look into using save_post_recipe.

Also make sure that the heartbeat / autosave is not throwing any errors.

Currently just rendering Array for the ingredient group output, which is obviously not good.

As requested by @iowagirleats.

Is there anyway you can add the recipe dropdown to the recipe quick edit? I had 40+ recipes already entered before this feature was added and if I can enter the difficulty at that bulk level, it would be a huge timesaver.

Would probably need to look into the quick_edit_custom_box action to make this happen.

For even faster ingredient entry.

Rather than just printing the recipe, which usually fits on a single page, IE likes to print an additional and unnecessary blank second page.

It's hella long and messy.

Some libraries / techniques to consider.

• Sortable
• jQuery Sortable
• "Roll your own" JSFiddle

As reported by @iowagirleats:

I noticed something a little quirky when inputting recipes - it doesn't like quotations in the ingredient fields. For example, if I type in - 2" knob of ginger - and hit save, everything after the quotation is deleted, so in this example just the number 2 is left. The work around is writing out the word inch, but curious if this is an easy fix.

• Style empty class (probably italics)
• Add bullets to reference list

In admin/inc/save-post.php:

• wp_recipe_get_shortcode_attribute_values_used_in_content
• wp_recipe_get_shortcodes_used_in_content

In admin/inc/shortcode.php:

• wp_recipe_shortcode

Currently just the default post icon.

Code reference:

$html .= '<a href="' . get_edit_post_link( $post_id ) . '">' . get_the_title( $post_id ) . '</a>' ;