Use JelloPoint Pro as a WordPress daily menu plugin to create daily and weekly restaurant menus. Configure dated offerings and their display while keeping your regular menu separate.
Use a date range for a weekly offering. This is an explicit date range, not a recurring weekly schedule. The end date must not be before the start date.
Enter an optional Fixed Menu Price without a currency symbol, for example 39.50. Configure the displayed currency in Elementor.
Default Item Separator Text, such as “or”, is shown between items in each section unless the section overrides or disables it. Check that the wording clearly communicates the choices your restaurant offers.
Select the Menu in Menu Builder, add its sections and assign the dishes. Save Structure when the arrangement is complete. Daily Menu settings do not create items automatically.
See Menus & Menu Builder for the content workflow.
Select the Menu in the Elementor widget. Under Sections and Menus, review Automatic date visibility, the date display and fixed-price display controls.
With automatic date visibility enabled, a dated Daily Menu is displayed during its configured date or inclusive date range, using the WordPress site timezone. No Date does not impose a date restriction. Disabling automatic date visibility allows the menu to display outside its configured dates.
Showing the date label and applying automatic date visibility are separate controls. Hiding the date label does not turn scheduling off.
Confirm the dates and WordPress timezone, then review the public page. The Elementor editor can show information that differs from public output for an inactive menu, so do not rely on the editor alone.
If a menu disappears unexpectedly, check dates, automatic visibility, item publication and Pro availability. When a cached page is involved, refresh the cache after changing dates and verify the public result.
