Print your WordPress restaurant menu or save it as PDF with JelloPoint Pro. Prepare a dedicated print design with its own presets, fonts, margins and columns.
Open JelloPoint → Print / PDF and choose the Menu. Its content remains managed in Menu Builder and Menu Items.
Save the print settings when prompted to establish the selected document. Check the source summary when shown: the expected sections and published items should be available.
Select a Print Preset: Classic, Modern or Elegant. Set one, two or three Columns. These presets are optimized for paper and do not change Elementor styling.
Add an optional Logo and its alignment. Adjust heading and body fonts, text sizes, colors, header alignment and spacing. Start with a preset, then change only what the printed result needs.
Under Visible Elements, choose whether to include Descriptions, Price Labels, Price Label Icons, Dietary Badges and Info Blocks.
Configure print Info Block placements in Menu Builder. Use Print/PDF Info Block Style for image layout, text, background, spacing and borders. Website Info Block settings in Elementor are separate.
Choose A4 orientation: Portrait or Landscape. Set the top, right, bottom and left margins within the displayed limits. Adjust spacing between sections and items.
When using multiple columns, use the available Start New Column section controls to refine breaks. Check long descriptions and section headings in the preview before reducing font sizes.
The browser controls the final PDF destination and print options. If colors or margins differ, compare its preview and settings with the JelloPoint preview.
Update dishes or prices in JelloPoint, reopen the print preview and create a new PDF. A PDF already downloaded is a fixed copy and does not update with the website.
For missing blocks, check placement and visibility. For missing dishes, check the selected Menu, assignments and publication. See Troubleshooting.
