Denis V (Artprima)

Thank you for your proposal and kind words. I will revise it in a couple of days. Will keep you posted.

I see, well, I will probably provide an option for that. Currently, there is no option to filter it out. Alternatively, you can provide a patch and I will apply it to the source.

Well, alternatively, you can send me your patch, and I will apply it to the source.

I checked the plugin, and found no quick and nice way to add this feature. But I found another option that may be even better for you. Now you can quickly filter your menu items in the Section Manager. So, when you create a section, just go to the Section Manager and fill it with the menu items you need, and if you have a long list of items, just use a new filtering feature.

When you use a shortcode to insert the menu, do this:

[flmenu id=123 noprint=1]

(note noprint)

Well, it is done on the opposite way now: when you create a section you can select menu items for it. But it could be a good point to make it vice versa. Thanks for your idea.

Can you please try adding < br > (without spaces) instead of carriage return? It should help.

Hi, can you please provide a sample screenshot explaining the problem.

The way how Section Manager sorts the items does not affect the wp_query, there is a different concept used there. To make wp_query work the way you want, you may try using this plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/post-types-order/

If you want to use the Section Manager’s order, then you should use get_post_meta($id, '_fl_menu_items_order', true) where $id is a Section id. For more details check Foodlist\Project\WordPress\Plugin\Foodlist\Generic\Shortcode\Internal\MenuItemsShortcode::apply() function.

This is not natively supported by the plugin, and also I’m afraid, you would need to deal with permanent links structure. Alternatively, you can use a get parameter (i.e. https://staging.rasautara.com.my/menu-section/full-menu/?pp=N, where N is a page number).

It was already answered here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/icon-size-10?replies=8

Foodlist doesn’t support that at the moment.

P.S. Open Menu might be good, but it’s a service. So the plugin is just a way to communicate with this service. External dependency is not always a good option. Anyway, you decide.

There is no such a built-in functionality, but there is a function in WordPress: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_tag_cloud that you can use in your template. Let me know please if it helps.

Also, instead of doing anything with php, you can just redefine css:

.fl-menu-item-thumb.alignleft {
/* any rules that you need */
}

Look, why don’t you just use menu_item_thumbnail_url?

<img src=”[menu_item_thumbnail_url]” alt=”” class=”whatever” />

P.S. By the way, I tested your code and it works for me. You probably forgot to include (or require) the shortcode file (require_once 'foodlist_ext/MenuItemThumbnailShortcode.php';).