Nutrition Problem (Not Showing)

Hi Tom,

We’re sorry to hear you’re having trouble with nutrition calculations. We’ve tested thoroughly from our end and it works fine. We sent out a newsletter explaining more instructions on how to use the nutrition feature. If you didn’t receive this I’ve include below. I think it’s just a matter of understanding the steps to edit ingredient matches then saving the edits to calculate nutrition. If you’re still having difficulty please contact us through support(at)mealplannerpro(dot)com.

We fine tuned the nutrition display options and released a new recipe plugin version. The options are:

Don’t calculate or display nutrition (doesn’t generate nutrition schema)
Display nutrition (choose which design style to display)
Collapse nutrition (readers can choose to expand to view if they wish)

* Display nutrition and Collapse nutrition options both generate nutrition schema for Google

To edit and calculate nutrition click the “Nutrition Analyzer” button in recipe placeholder. See instructions below.

Enter recipe info as normal > save recipe > save post > then open placeholder once more to edit recipe. You’ll then see the nutrition analyzer button. (beside the Tag Manager button)

Click analyzer button to edit ingredient matches > be sure to enter servings > save edits > then save post once more.. Esha Research then calculates nutrition per serving.

You can also test how the analyzer works by using our nutrition calculator. It functions pretty much the same way within the plugin.

Note: when you go to edit recipe you’ll also see our “Tag Manager” button. It’s important to take the time to edit nutrition and add tags/keywords. You only need to do this once then forget about it.

Tag Manage Button

You can add tags for course, cuisine, occasion etc. Also tags for “Suitable For Diet”such as vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free.

We analyze your list of ingredients to auto generate tags for 19 diets and food allergies. You can then add your own unique tags and/or remove any auto generated ones if you wish.

Then our plugin generates the proper schema for Google and Pinterest.

Your recipes meet far more diet preference than you even know!

Here’s a great article on tags I found recently:

How to Use Recipe Schema to Make Your Recipes Stand Out and Drive More Traffic

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Meal Planner Pro.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Meal Planner Pro.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Meal Planner Pro.

I think you are not getting the point what I mentioned/wrote above..
Well let me explain again in detail
I entered the recipe name, image url, ingredients (also setting affiliate links there) then instruction, set serving size, summary then open tag manager save the details there…
Then i click on update reipe tab at the bottom..done all details are saved…
now i again open plugin opener on the tool bar…then nutriion analyser appear!
now the part comes.. when i am clicking on that tab to analyse the nutrition.. it is not even detecting the ingredients in it..(https://i.is.cc/19bWWczF.png) so that i can select the ingredients and save them as per my recipe..

I hope you understood my problem now..
Regards,
Tom

I see what you’re saying but can’t replicate the issue from our end. Also haven’t received any other reports on this.

I’ve seen this once before and think it has something to do with your list of ingredients. Please check that you have a space between every ingredient measurement and the ingredient itself. Then try again. i.e. – if you use Imperial measurement make sure that it’s entered like “10 g of sugar” and not “10g of sugar”

If this doesn’t correct the issue please contact us through support(at)mealplannerpro.com to discuss this further?

Thanks

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Meal Planner Pro.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Meal Planner Pro.

Haven’t heard back from you so will mark as resolved. If you have any other problems please reach out through our support email. Thanks.