A fully editable hero overlay, real multilingual rendering across the storefront, and dozens of polish fixes shaped by buyer feedback.
QRMenu Pro v6.5.26 is live, and this release is shaped almost entirely by real buyer feedback — with one customer in particular pushing hard on the details. That is exactly how I like to build: ship it, listen, and refine. Here is what is new.
The hero is now fully editable
The hero overlay — your logo, restaurant name, and tagline over the cover photo — used to ship with hardcoded sizes. Now every part of it is admin-controlled:
- Vertical position slider — slide the whole block up or down inside the cover photo.
- Per-field font and size — choose the font family and exact pixel size for the restaurant name and the tagline independently.
- Adjustable top pills — the Location / Language / WiFi pills now have adjustable height and vertical offset, so they never clash with the mobile browser bar.
- "Powered by" inscription — a new top-left credit line with an optional admin URL.
Everything lives under Settings, then Appearance, then Hero Typography and Position.
Real multilingual rendering
Previously, a lot of admin-typed text was shown raw — the restaurant name, tagline, long description, special-instructions placeholder, upsell subtitle, even the Reserve a Table page. v6.5.26 routes every one of these through the translation dictionary. Add a Polish or German variant once under Settings, then Languages, and the entire storefront switches language cleanly.
Dozens of polish wins
- Restaurant descriptions now preserve paragraph breaks — press Enter, get a new paragraph.
- The footer card puts address, phone, and email each on their own line on mobile, so icons no longer glue to the city name.
- URLs inside item descriptions are clickable, safely escaped, and open in a new tab.
- The sticky-header name can now be set separately from the hero title.
- Upsell rows finally match the modifier rows in padding and checkbox alignment.
Built on buyer feedback
Almost every line item above came from someone actually using the product and telling me what got in their way. That feedback loop is the whole point of shipping lifetime software you own — I keep improving it, and you keep the updates. If you run a restaurant, café, or bar, take a look at QRMenu Pro: a self-hosted, fully brandable QR menu with ordering, payments, multilingual support, and a host of controls you actually get to use. Buy it once, and it is yours.