JelloPoint – Restaurant Menu

A WordPress restaurant menu plugin for Elementor Free, with easy everyday menu management. JelloPoint – Restaurant Menu helps restaurants, cafés, bars and food businesses create and display food and drinks menus on their WordPress website. It works with Elementor Free; Elementor Pro is not required. Create your menu in WordPress. Style it in Elementor. Build your content from reusable Menus, Sections, Menu Items and Info Blocks, then display it with the included Elementor Restaurant Menu widget. Once your layout is set up, update dishes, descriptions, prices and menu order in the WordPress administration. You do not need to edit the Elementor page for everyday menu changes. The widget displays the updated menu content using your existing design. How it works

1. Create your menu content in WordPress. Add dishes and drinks manually, set prices and dietary badges, and organize sections with the visual Menu Builder.
2. Design the presentation with Elementor Free. Select your menu in the Restaurant Menu widget and style its columns, typography, colors and spacing.
3. Keep the menu up to date in WordPress. Change dishes, prices, descriptions and order without reopening the Elementor page.

Manual menu creation is available in both Free and Pro. JelloPoint Pro also lets you import compatible CSV and JSON menu files, so you can prepare or maintain menu data outside WordPress and import it using the supported format. View the live demo to explore example restaurant menus. The demo also showcases Pro features; see the Free and Pro feature lists below for availability. Free features

• Create and manage multiple food and drinks menus in WordPress
• Reusable Sections and Menu Items
• Visual Menu Builder for organizing your menu
• Single prices and customizable price labels
• Dietary badges and icons
• Reusable Info Blocks
• Restaurant Menu widget for Elementor Free; Elementor Pro is not required
• Flexible menu layouts, multiple columns and extensive styling controls
• Responsive presentation
• Bundled demo menu import to help you get started
• WPML configuration for multilingual menu content

JelloPoint Pro JelloPoint Pro adds:

• Multiple Prices – ideal for sizes, portions, glass/bottle pricing and more
• Daily and Weekly Menus
• Print-friendly menus and PDF creation
• Import and export your own menu data using compatible CSV and JSON files

If a Pro subscription expires, Pro functionality continues to work with the installed version. Renewal is required for future Pro updates and support. Elementor integration Use the JelloPoint Restaurant Menu widget to display your WordPress menu on an Elementor page. Elementor Free is sufficient for the website widget, including menus that use JelloPoint Pro features. Manage the original menu content in WordPress. Use Elementor to choose which menu and sections to display and customize the layout, typography, spacing, colors, price presentation and badges. You only need to reopen Elementor when you want to change the page's menu selection or design. Elementor is required to display menus with the website widget. Restaurant menu management in WordPress remains available without Elementor. Explore restaurant menu demos | Read the documentation | Compare Pro features External service: Freemius The plugin bundles Freemius SDK 2.13.5 for account registration, license activation, updates, checkout and optional usage-data sharing. The SDK communicates with Freemius services and can transmit site URL, plugin and WordPress/PHP versions, account/contact details and license information as part of these operations. Review its connection and permission screens before proceeding. Free menu management does not require a license or optional usage-data sharing. Restaurant menu content is not explicitly sent by JelloPoint to Freemius. Service: https://freemius.com/ Terms: https://freemius.com/terms/ Privacy: https://freemius.com/privacy/ Product information: https://jellopoint.com/

2.0.57

• Updated Freemius SDK to the latest version.

2.0.56

• Add an optional Dietary Badges Legend with icon and label text.
• Add responsive layout behavior controls for Desktop, Tablet and Mobile.
• Improve balanced multi-column section rendering.

2.0.55

• Prefer the earlier Matrix column for extra items when both arrangements are equally balanced.

2.0.54

• Render separate balanced Matrix columns with explicit price-label headers in every column under full-width section headings.

2.0.53

• Balance item columns inside each responsive layout variant when full-width section headings are enabled.
• Add independent Elementor controls for item titles and descriptions, preserving prices and dietary badges in all layouts.

2.0.52

• Move Elementor Layout controls directly below Data Source.
• Add optional full-width section headings with automatically balanced item columns.

2.0.51

• Show full annual prices on the Freemius Upgrade page instead of monthly equivalents.
• Fix Matrix price column alignment so label icons and headers follow the price cell alignment.
• Add responsive Price Column Spacing under Style > Prices & Labels for Matrix layouts, without extra padding after the last price column.

2.0.50

• Fix Price Labels form fields disappearing and existing labels being lost when saving.

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.