Add Info Blocks to Restaurant Menus

Create reusable restaurant menu Info Blocks in WordPress for serving notes, introductions, images or a restaurant story. Configure website placement and styling with Elementor Free. Manage the shared text and images in WordPress; printed menu placements are configured separately with JelloPoint Pro.

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Create a block

  1. Open JelloPoint → Info Blocks and add a new block.
  2. Give it a title you can recognize in selection lists.
  3. Write the message in Info Block Content. Use the editor’s media controls for an image.
  4. Publish the block.

Keep each block focused on one message so it is easy to reuse.

Place it on the website

  1. Edit the website page with Elementor and select the Restaurant Menu widget.
  2. Select the intended Menu.
  3. Under Website Info Blocks, add an entry.
  4. Choose the Info Block, its Target Section and Position vs Section: above or below.
  5. Update the page and check the result.

The target section must belong to the selected Menu and appear in this widget’s output.

Style a website placement

Use the widget’s Info Block styling. Enable Individual Style Overrides when a particular placement needs different text color, background, alignment, font size or image width.

Review the block at mobile width. Keep images legible and the message short enough to support the menu.

Place it in Print / PDF

With JelloPoint Pro, open JelloPoint → Menu Builder, select the Menu and use Print/PDF Info Blocks. Select the block and section, choose Above Section or Below Section and select Add Info Block.

In JelloPoint → Print / PDF, select the same Menu and enable Info Blocks under Visible Elements. Use Print/PDF Info Block Style for the paper appearance.

Website and print placements are separate. Adding a block to one does not configure the other.

Update or troubleshoot a block

Edit and update the original Info Block in WordPress to change shared wording or images. You do not need to edit the Elementor page for these content updates. Review every placement that uses the block; create a separate block if one menu needs different wording.

If missing, check publication status, selected Menu, target section and placement. For Pro print output, also check Info Blocks visibility. Update the Elementor page when changing website placement or styling. If saved changes remain invisible, refresh the affected page cache.