Is there any documentation on how to add your own theme?

Thanks!

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/open-menu/

I am using a 2-column display for the restaurant menu on blazydiner.com and it looks great on a computer. (Love this theme, by the way.) The problem comes in viewing the menu page on a smart phone, (haven’t been able to check tablets yet). The first column displays on the left with blank space on the right and just below that, the second column displays all the way on the right with blank space on the left. Is there any way to have the 2 columns display side-by-side on a mobile device?

My page displays a 404 error message:
https://redrockbrewing.com/openmenu/park-city-menu

Here is my menu address:
https://openmenu.com/menu/521c53f0-4d0e-11e1-80ac-00163eeae34c

Thanks,
mdruce

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/open-menu/

I have two types of menus – Special Luncheon Menu and All-Day Menu. I put in the shortcode that directs a user to the Special Luncheon Menu’s “combinations” group name. It displays the menu items perfectly fine. HOWEVER, the menu listing continues to display the “All-Day Menu” header and the footer “(**NO CHECKS, DEBIT CARDS, OR DISCOVER CARDS ACCEPTED.**)” at the bottom of the page.

Of course, there are NO “All-Day Menu” items to display. So how do I break or stop the listing from bleeding into the next menu?

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/open-menu/

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/open-menu/

i have created the menu on openmenu.com

when i try to use plugin, its showing 404 page.
My openmenu URL is
https://openmenu.com/menu/5ec7372c-63de-11e2-823b-00163eeae34c

can anyone help?

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