JelloPoint – Restaurant Menu

Manage Menu Items, Menus, Sections and reusable Info Blocks centrally. Display your restaurant menu using the JelloPoint Restaurant Menu Elementor widget. Core menu features include single prices, price labels, dietary badges, icons, section ordering and responsive presentation controls. The Pro edition adds Multiple Prices, Daily/Weekly Menus, Print/PDF and CSV/JSON Import/Export. A non-blocking expired license retains these features; updates and support require renewal. Elementor is required for the website widget. Menu management remains available without Elementor. WPML is optional; an included language configuration registers menu content and widget fields for translation.

2.0.49

• Preserve dietary badge and price-label SVG masks through WordPress output filtering.

2.0.48

• Harden Menu Builder REST reads and complete-placement saves for non-public items.
• Escape generated menu, badge, label, Info Block, and price HTML at output boundaries.

2.0.47

• Keep justified read-only admin filter exceptions detectable after Freemius Free-package processing.

2.0.46

• Make output escaping and nonce-scope annotations stable after Freemius preprocessing.
• Complete the remaining WordPress Plugin Check internationalization and input-sanitization fixes.

2.0.45

• Prepare a clean Freemius upload package that excludes development-only resources.
• Address the remaining actionable WordPress Plugin Check findings in runtime code.
• Declare complete Print/PDF and Import/Export files as premium-only for Freemius processing.

2.0.44

• Move Multiple Prices to Pro while keeping single prices fully available in Free.
• Preserve stored Multiple Prices data across Free/Pro edition or license changes.
• Add Freemius-compatible premium code markers for the Multiple Prices implementation.

2.0.43

• Address WordPress.org review feedback for request sanitization, term-save authorization and scoped admin notices.
• Load plugin admin scripts and styles through the WordPress enqueue APIs.

2.0.42

• Prevent Freemius from adding a second Pro suffix to the neutral plugin name; Premium builds remain identified by the PRO badge.
• Explain when an inactive Free companion remains installed after upgrading to the Premium edition.

2.0.41

• Use one neutral plugin name for both editions and label only the installed Premium build with a PRO badge on the Plugins screen.

2.0.40

• Prepare final public-release Free and Pro artifacts and launch-safety acceptance.

2.0.39

• Provide an audited Free/Pro release candidate for private Freemius beta update testing.
• Keep Elementor Section Override and Info Block Position choices scoped to the selected Menu's saved hierarchy.
• Run optional data cleanup through Freemius' uninstall lifecycle while preserving the default data-retention policy.

2.0.38

• Resolve all blocking WordPress Plugin Check findings in the Free distribution.
• Harden contextual escaping for menu layouts, labels, prices, Info Blocks and admin assignment fields.
• Use WordPress just-in-time translation loading for WordPress.org language packs.

2.0.37

• Build separate Free and Pro distributions with Pro implementations physically excluded from Free.
• Safely handle activation when both editions are installed and preserve existing content.
• Make missing default badges, price labels and icons restorable under Settings in both editions.

2.0.36

• Explain retained Daily/Weekly menus without Pro access in the menu editor and authorized Elementor preview, without displaying notices to website visitors.

2.0.35

• Keep the Free Builder loading by skipping Pro-only Print/PDF placement requests without entitlement.

2.0.34

• Gate Daily/Weekly, Print/PDF and Import/Export entry points behind Pro entitlement.
• Keep stored restaurant data available independently of license status.

2.0.33

• Integrate the official Freemius SDK and product configuration for sandbox testing.
• Include the SDK in Git deployments and built packages; document external service and license notices.

2.0.32

• Introduce a central Free/Pro module catalog and module bootstrap.
• Keep all features enabled in the combined development distribution pending license integration and separate packaging.

2.0.31

• Load independent Builder data requests concurrently.
• Show loading/saving feedback and block duplicate interaction while requests are pending.
• Avoid rewriting unchanged taxonomy assignments and index placements once per save.

2.0.30

• Use explicit Menu-to-Section pairs in the item editor, with one Section per Menu.
• Synchronize Builder additions, moves, removals and Section detachments with item taxonomy assignments.
• Route import assignments through the shared placement service and reject ambiguous rows.
• Use Menu Builder for batch assignments; remove the unscoped Section bulk actions and taxonomy quick-edit controls.

2.0.29

• Synchronize item-editor Menu and Section selections with Menu Builder placements.
• Preserve valid placement order and warn when multiple Sections cannot be paired with a Menu.

2.0.28

• Exclude development files and the build staging directory from distribution packages.
• Add installation and distribution documentation.

2.0.27

• Add explicit WPML language configuration.