After creating your menus, all visible menus are displayed automatically on the Menus Page. To make edits and adjustments to your Menus Page, click the "Website" tab on the left sidebar.

Click the [Add icon] to add or create menu content or select which menus you want displayed on the website.

This will open the Menu Dashboard, where you can add menus or select existing ones. Make sure to make the menu visible to show up on your website.

Once it's visible, the menu should show up as a subcategory under the Menu Pages. If you have more than one menu, it will appear as a dropdown on your website.

Click the [customize page] icon of the main menu. This will open the page editor.

If you don't see the Menu section (not the one on top) in the Content Tab, click [Add Section] and select [Menu]. Otherwise, click the Menu section at the bottom to see the customization options.

Note: Some of these customizations may not be available on some themes.

Once your menu has been added, it will appear as a dropdown option. Select the menu that you view while customizing the page.

This feature is only available for "Regular Menus." This is not available for "Online Ordering Menus."

When the feature is enabled, the side menu stays visible while the user scrolls through the page. Click here to learn about the side menu color settings.

Activating the side menu is recommended if your menu has multiple sections.

This feature is only available for "Regular Menus." This is not available for "Online Ordering Menus."

You can check the box to hide detail in the menu.

Example of Shown Title, Description, and Price

Example of Hidden Title, Description, and Price

This feature is only available for "Regular Menus." This is not available for "Online Ordering Menus."

If you check to box to show the modifiers, the modifiers will show in the itemized menu.

This feature is only available for "Regular Menus." This is not available for "Online Ordering Menus."

You can choose how to display your menu items:

Click here to learn how to upload images on an itemized menu.

If you have more than one visible menu or more than one type of fulfillment, you can edit the look and feel of each menu by going back to the Pages Dashboard.

Click the [customize page] icon of the specific menu you want to edit.

Click [Menu] to start editing. On the settings, you will see the same options as Step 2, but you will also see additional features for "Top Menu Navigation," "Online Ordering," and "Tableside Ordering."

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The top menu stays visible when this feature is enabled while the user scrolls through the page.

Notes:

These settings apply to Online Ordering Menus only.

Here is an article on How to Set Up Your Online Ordering Menu.

You can choose from three layout options: Landscape, Square, or Portrait photos.

When enabled, a button will be displayed at the menu navigation bar. The fulfillment type, date, and time will be displayed on the button.

When enabled, Pickup and Delivery schedules will be displayed below the menu navigation bar.

By default, menus are displayed on your website's navigation menu through a dropdown button. By enabling the All Menus or Multi-Menu Slider, you can display multiple menus on the same page so your customers can toggle from one menu to another without accessing the dropdown button from the main navigation bar.

To enable this feature, you must set up overlapping pickup and delivery hours for at least 2 Menus. Here is a tutorial on How to Enable the Multi-Menu Slider.

When enabled, 2 additional options to view and choose a menu will be displayed:

Customers can select a menu by simply clicking a menu image.

When clicked, a window that displays the cover image of each menu pops up. Customers can also select a menu by clicking a menu image.

These settings apply to Tableside Ordering Menus only.

Here is an article on How to Set Up Tableside Ordering Schedules.

When a customer uses tableside ordering, a modal pops up where he needs to enter his table number before he can order.

To customize the settings, you can:

Optionally, if you want to provide a 1-page link with all your menus, simply append the URL of your website like this: yourwebsite.com/menus

When people go to that URL, a link to all your active menus is displayed on that page.