Restaurant e-commerce site 
Autor: John V.
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First, I am from the United States and I only speak English.
I am creating an e-commerce web site for a restaurant. As I look through templates and even the totally blank template all the product listings generate a combination of photo plus description and price. My lunch menu consists of 50 items and with blank picture templates it takes up 7 page of menu. The dinner menu is more than double that.
I just want a simple menu with no pictures as a part of the menu. I have been unable to find any template that allows that. I find no way to edit any template to eliminate photos of all the food dishes.
Is there a way to edit the Products Listing to eliminate photos?
Thank you,
John
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Here HTML and CSS code is used in an HTML object to create a restaurant menu.
Read this post >> https://helpcenter.websitex5.com/es/post/252718
At the end of the post there is a finished sample code that needs to be adapted and extended or shortened for your own needs.
The sections from <div> to </div> are each a menu item in the menu.
For German users I have instructions in German here, see link below
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Für deutsche Nutzer habe ich hier eine Anleitung auf deutsch, siehe
Speisekarte als HTML-Objekt >> https://findelinks.de/dot-leaders.html
If you want to read my German instructions on my website in English, you can use Google translator.
Google translator for FindeLinks.de >> https://findelinks-de.translate.goog/dot-leaders.html?_x_tr_sl=de&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=de&_x_tr_pto=wapp
On my website, the HTML code is more clearly to make it easier to enter text and price and to copy and move sections.
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<li> <span class="title">HAWAIIAN</span> <span class="chapter">9,95 Euro</span></li>
<p>Tomato sauce, mozzarella, Prosciutto Cotto cooked ham & Pineapple</p><br>
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You don't need any template - you can start with a blank page and just have a header and a text object below it with your items....
For a website it is best to design your site on paper first and then duplicate that design with the objects that you need. Simple is always best.
Adrian