Set restaurant menu prices and dietary badges in WordPress with JelloPoint. Edit item data centrally, then style its presentation with Elementor Free. Save price and badge updates in WordPress without editing the Elementor page. Single prices are available in Free; multiple prices are a JelloPoint Pro feature.
The price is the amount. A price label explains the serving, such as Glass, Bottle or Per person. A dietary badge describes the item, such as Vegetarian or Spicy.
A drink can have a price of 6.50 and the label Glass. A dish’s dietary badges are independent of its price label.
Set the currency symbol and its position in Elementor. Keep number formatting consistent across the menu.
Use presets for labels shared by several items. Check affected items before deleting a shared label.
JelloPoint Pro lets you add multiple prices to one dish or drink. Add one row per serving option, pairing a label with an amount. See Multiple Prices for the complete workflow. Elementor Free is sufficient to style their display.
Edit the Menu Item, select the relevant Dietary Badges and update it. Manage reusable definitions under JelloPoint → Dietary Badges.
Check ingredients and preparation before assigning dietary or allergen-related labels. JelloPoint displays your selections; it does not determine them from the description.
In the Elementor Free widget, use Prices and Labels for currency, label position and presentation. Use Labels Layout for desktop and smaller-screen behavior, and check any Section Overrides.
Under Badges, enable Show Badges and choose the position and presentation. Text alongside icons helps visitors understand their meaning.
Use the default badges and price labels action in JelloPoint → Settings to add missing bundled entries while preserving existing names, settings and selected icons.
Review a single-price item, a multi-price item if used, and an item with several badges at mobile width. Check wrapping and currency display. See Troubleshooting for missing output.
