Aisol Menu Board

Aisol Menu Board lays out a cafe, kitchen or course menu by category — each item with a name, description, price, badge and dietary tags — from your own content or a CMS…

Aisol Menu Board lays out a cafe, kitchen or course menu by category — each item with a name, description, price, badge and dietary tags — from your own content or a CMS collection. Prices sit right-aligned behind a dotted CSS leader in list layout, or on two columns of cards that fall to one under a width you set. Either way it is a real list under real headings, and every price carries a hidden "Price" label for screen readers. Nothing is observed, measured or animated: the category jump links scroll only the component's own headings, no hash is written, and the Framer canvas shows the finished menu on the first paint. - Categories with an optional note, and items that match a category by name — write the items once, reorder the categories freely. - Per item: name, description, price as a string you write, a badge like "New", dietary tags as one comma-separated string that becomes chips, and an optional image. - List or cards layout, optional jump nav, currency prefix and suffix, empty state text. Colours given as rgb() reach the page unchanged. What you control • Categories as an array: name and note — or bind a CMS collection through the item slots • Items as an array: category, name, description, price, badge, tags, image, alt — unmatched items land in one final group you name • Layout, stack breakpoint, dotted leader, images, jump nav, heading level, region label, the hidden "Price" label, currency prefix and suffix, empty-state text • Accent, text, muted, line, badge, tag and card colours; card on/off; text size; max width (0 = fill); radius; gap; left or centred Limits: prices are strings — no currency maths, sorting or cart. Items match categories by name; item slots pair by index with the flat items array.

Cafe and course menus, CMS-ready