What’s the Difference Between a Library Name and an Override?
KidKeeper uses two levels of naming:
1) Library Name
This is the master food item stored in your Food Library.
Example:
Apples
This name appears everywhere unless overridden.
2) Override (“Served As”)
This is a day-specific description.
Example:
Library: Apples
Served As: Apple slices
Overrides apply only to:
They do not rename the food globally.
When to Rename vs Override
Rename globally if:
Use an override if:
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