Q. Where do I paste the recipe card code?

A. The digital recipe card can be pasted onto the entry that matches the recipe post, not the right or left column of your blog.

Q. What if I want to use the recipe card for my other recipes?

A. Every recipe you upload to Key Ingredient will come with its own digital recipe card embed code (you can find it on the recipe page)

Q. How do my readers benefit from my use of the digital recipe card?

A. The recipe card makes printing your recipes easier for your blog readers :);
they can just click the print button at the bottom of the recipe card and get a printer-friendly version of the recipe, without having to copy and paste the recipe onto a word document.

Q. What if my readers just want to save my recipe and not print it?

A. If the reader is a member of Key Ingredient, they can easily save the recipe to their account by clicking the ’save’ link located on the bottom edge of your recipe card.

Q. I don’t like the green header of the recipe card, can I change it?

A. Yes

Q. How do I change the recipe card’s header?

1. Create a cookbook: Click the “Collect” tab and select “Cookbooks”
2. Scroll down to the bottom left of the “Cookbooks” Section and click the (+) sign
3. Type in the desired name of your cookbook.
4. Click the fourth button to the left, it will say “Cookbook Header” when your mouse glides over it.
5. Either upload an image from your computer (370 x 40 px) or select a color for your cookbook header.
6. Add the recipe you’d like to display with this header into your newly created cookbook.

Q. How do I add the recipe to my cookbook?

1. Find the recipe by clicking “My Recipes” under “Cookbooks”
2. Click ‘Add to Cookbook’ under ‘Save this Recipe’
3. That selected recipe will now have the header of your newly created cookbook.

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