Save/reuse an item-card template or insert menu cards/stacks
Item-card templates capture slot-based menu-card layout; card/stack insertion resolves menu records while the template preserves the reusable visual structure.
What you may be seeing
- A user wants a repeated visual item-card style, or an inserted card/stack displays the wrong menu data.
What usually causes it
- Card templates are built around recognized slot bindings; arbitrary selected elements without card slots are not a valid saved card template.
- Inserted cards/stacks resolve the menu item/section chosen in the picker, so the wrong data choice produces a correct layout with unintended content.
Do this
- Use the Add/menu data picker to insert an Item card for a specific menu item or a Stack for a menu section.
- After styling a slot-based card selection, use its context action Save as card template and name it.
- Reuse that template for other menu items while choosing the intended item/section binding.
- If displayed prices/names are wrong, inspect the data binding before changing the visual template itself.
You know it is fixed when
- Repeated cards share the intended visual template but resolve each chosen menu record's current data correctly.
Search phrases this guide covers
item card · save card template · menu card template · stack menu items · reuse menu layout · card bindings wrong
