Some people get into food blogging just to share, while others are hoping to turn their passion into a profession. But while you know your way around the kitchen, when it comes to starting your own website, you might not have any idea where to begin or what questions to ask first. Don’t worry – regardless…
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Recipe Plugin Makes Recipe Publishing Easy (see inside!)
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As of version 3.1.6, we’ve dropped support for left/right aligned images. This is because of problematic formatting issues between mobile and desktop versions. Additionally, bloggers have commented that they find it difficult to align images and text properly. We now support 100% full-width images, which adds a cadence to reading food blogs, and looks better…
Put Your Best “Food” Forward with A Great Theme
See what we did with the wordplay there? A great wordpress theme for Foodies is designed for simplicity – it has minimal distractions so that the reader can stay focused on the content. A modern color scheme with plenty of white space helps make colors in your images pop. Food is great to eat, but…
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To create a visual identity for your brand that’s completely authentically yours, you need to find a combination of colors, fonts, graphic elements, and photos that come together to communicate the ideas and ideals behind the brand clearly. And to choose colors, fonts, graphics, and photos that do that job well, you need to have…
Sample Post to Explore Foodie’s Style
Above this paragraph should be the H1 heading for your web page. Do not use H1 within your blog post area. Inside of this test data section, you’ll find most of the basic HTML and XHTML and CSS styles that you might use within your WordPress Theme. This is the H2 Heading Headings are meant…
How to Make Beef Pho
Beef Pho is a relatively simple dish to make, combining noodles with vegetables and beef in a soup base. It can be surprisingly difficult to get the right ingredients and the right quantities though. Here’s our breakdown for a traditional vietnamese beef pho recipe. You’ll need: Measuring Cup Knife Tongs Cutting Board Medium pot Large…
