Most restaurant websites have the same problem. The menu is hardcoded in HTML. Every time a price...
Most restaurant websites have the same problem.
The menu is hardcoded in HTML. Every time a price changes or a dish gets added, someone has to edit the website. If the owner does not know how to code, they call their developer. The developer charges for the update. The menu is always slightly out of date.
This tutorial shows you a different approach. You
build a complete restaurant website with plain HTML.
The menu section pulls live data from a Google Sheet.
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