Feature Overview

MisePress is a recipe content system for WordPress. It combines recipe publishing, archive filtering, schema, reviews, saved recipes, shopping lists, smart discovery, Automatic.css support, Bricks support, and shortcode builders.

Core content

• Recipes: structured recipe posts with ingredients, instructions, timing, servings, difficulty, equipment, images, videos, nutrition, allergens, reviews, and schema.
• Ingredients: ingredient records can power nutrition matching, ingredient filters, shopping lists, and “Use what I have”.
• Allergens: built-in EU FIC allergens plus custom allergen terms.
• Taxonomies: cuisine, course, diet, difficulty, equipment, seasonality, ingredients, allergens, and standard WordPress categories/tags where useful.

Frontend features

• Recipe archive with filter drawer, quick chips, sorting, view modes, and AJAX loading.
• Single recipe templates with image styles, section ordering, tabs, ingredients, instructions, nutrition, reviews, allergens, equipment, and print/list/favourite actions.
• Favourites/saved recipes and shopping list tools.
• Ratings and reviews with optional moderation.
• Smart search, typo tolerance, smart ranking, collections, trending recipes, and personalised Smart Feed features.
• Shortcodes for recipe cards, sliders, collections, smart search, featured recipes, dynamic fields, shopping lists, and meal planning.

Design and builder support

• Native MisePress styling with CSS variables.
• Optional Automatic.css inheritance.
• Bricks Builder elements and dynamic fields.
• Admin builders that generate shortcodes and preview real shortcode output using site content where available.

Admin tools

• Documentation browser.
• Builders.
• Import and migration tools.
• Nutrition recalculation and cache clearing.
• Schema and recipe quality audits.
• Search/discovery index rebuild.
• Setup wizard.
• Settings import/export.

Free and Pro behaviour

The Free plugin includes the core recipe system, native archives, favourites, shopping lists, Bricks elements, basic schema, basic nutrition fields, and manual mappings. Pro/advanced areas should be limited to higher-value publishing features such as Smart Feed personalization, advanced nutrition intelligence, advanced schema/SEO helpers, creator monetization, analytics, and deeper integrations.