This series shows you how to create menus for restaurants with Meta Box. You'll learn how to use custom post types, fields and page builders to show the menu.
How to create a food menu which changes every week so that the restaurant owner doesn’t have to hire a developer to edit it periodically? There’s an only way to do it, that’s creating a feature that allows the restaurant owner to choose dishes then displays them on the menu automatically.
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In the previous post, we have created a custom menu that allows restaurant owners to easily change the menu dishes. However, this is the way for websites that use the Elementor page builder only. In case you don’t want to spend money to buy this plugin, you can use Gutenberg instead. It's free, but you need to use a few lines of code. Let’s read detailed instructions in this article.
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For those who have a food online order website or something similar, your website will have a lot of restaurants for customers to choose from. Each restaurant definitely has its own menu. So, how to have different menus for them?
Let's see how to do it in this post. We’re going to use custom fields for menus with the support from Meta Box and Elementor in this practice.
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If you’re having a food ordering service or something similar, there will be a large number of restaurants on your site. Definitely, each restaurant has its own menu and you may want to create their own menu for each one. In this practice, we’re going to find out how to do it using Meta Box and Bricks Builder.
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