JelloPoint Help and Support

Find help for the JelloPoint restaurant menu plugin for WordPress and Elementor Free. Browse guides for menu management, website styling and Pro features, resolve an issue or prepare a clear support request.

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Something is not working

Use the Troubleshooting guide if an item is missing, the wrong menu appears, ordering differs from Menu Builder, or prices and badges look unexpected. It also covers mobile layout and changes that are not appearing on the website.

Questions about how JelloPoint works

The FAQ explains menus, sections and items, reusing content, visibility, price labels and badges, Info Blocks, and what happens when the plugin is deactivated or removed.

Find the right setup guide

New to JelloPoint? Follow Getting Started. For a specific task, choose a guide:

Contact support

If the guides do not resolve the issue, visit JelloPoint Support and choose the option for your edition. Free users can use community support; users with an active Pro license can access Pro support. For account or license issues, also check JelloPoint → Account in your WordPress administration area.

Describe what you were trying to do, what you expected and what happened instead. Include the exact wording of any error message and whether the issue concerns menu content in WordPress, styling in Elementor Free, the public website or Pro Print / PDF.

What to include in your request

  • Your JelloPoint version and edition, plus WordPress and Elementor versions.
  • The affected public page URL, if it is accessible.
  • Short steps that reproduce the issue.
  • The selected Menu and Section, and relevant widget settings.
  • A screenshot showing the problem, with private details removed.
  • Any recent update or configuration change before the issue began.

Do not include passwords, license keys or other private credentials. For an import problem, describe the report and affected rows without sharing an entire file containing private data.

Keep the current menu content intact while investigating. A missing display is often a selection, visibility or layout issue; removing content is not a useful first troubleshooting step.