[marina.bykova]

Hello there again.

I have created couple tags ( such as pork belly) and tagged my recipe. It shows under the recipe as a tag. However when I put Pork belly in the search field it comes up with no results, despite me using words Pork Belly in the Ingredients list and in tags.

What am I doing wrong?
http://tipsykitchen.com.au/?s=pork+belly

Update 2 min later :)) However then somehow I did see it come up:
http://tipsykitchen.com.au/?tag=pork-belly

Not sure what I did there, are there two different ways of searching?

Also in this above It brings up my recipe page however it’s formatting is out of wack, no spaces between blocks, and writing goes beyond the border.

Can pages be excluded from search? As my About Me page comes up in a search for bacon!! :-)) See below :

http://tipsykitchen.com.au/?s=bacon

Cheers :)

Marina

[serkan]

Hi,
We built the search feature via the default WordPress search feature. When you write down the word, it will search the title first then will show you the result. You can create your recipes according to SEO rules.
About me page, if it includes bacon words, then it will show up in the search results. We can ask these issues also our developers just in case. If you also have the issue with formatting, please deactivate all your third-party plugins and try it again.
Thanks

[marina.bykova]

Hello again,

How do I find SEO rules and apply them to recipes? Sorry :(( That’s what happens when you create cooking blog theme!! People who have no idea about web design get it!! :-))))

Thank you

[serkan]

Hi,
Yoast Seo plugin can help you to manage it.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-seo/
Thanks