the cloudprint plugin just prints a copy of the order you send to the shop.

so however you have set up the templates (wppizza->templates -> emails : shop/bccs) , that’s what cloudprint receives

did you set the Silent url ?
see setup here
https://support.wp-pizza.com/downloads/wppizza-payeezy-gateway/

if so, enable logging (if you have not done so yet) in the gateway settings and check if there are any logs in the logs/ directory of the plugin (after logging is enabled of course and you have done a test order)

and what about the customers that actually want to order something >100 ?

if you really worried about fake orders, only accept pre-payment by credit card.
very simple and very effective

furthermore, I believe you are trying to find a solution to a non-exiting problem as I have not heard of one user of wppizza that had this problem as the user has to physically click on things in various places to even be able to add anything , then add order details etc etc – i.e behave like a normal customer

although i suppose you could hide some of the dropdown options with some css or javascript

>menu drop downs don’t work.

because there is nothing to order (right now anyway)
if you go here
http://foodking.co.uk/sthelens/menu/burger-king/
you’ll see there’s no item that could possibly be ordered, so no link to any of the pages show up in the nav menu

that’s deliberate and not something that “doesnt work”

there are various issues here:

a) yes, i did have a think about adding some sort of loop/item template editing in the past and something might make it into wppizza v3 (which I am doing at the moment). And perhaps something like adding template_type=default template_id=3 to the shortcode might be doable…that will become clearer at the time.
That said, there always tend to be some surprises when one is actually doing things that suddenly make options that seemed good ideas in theory, impractical in practice. We will see on that

However:
b) adding a textarea where you can add some html which then wraps some other html not only seems strange to me (why not just edit the underlying template in the first place )
but will also not work as I believe you think it works as – in the case of the default layout for example – there is a lot of nesting of elements going on. Not to mention that SKU’s are dynamically generated and inserted. (amongst a bunch of other things ) .
Maybe you want to use the grid template to start off with though, where the sections are quite distinct, and edit that one.
Furthermore, there are already an absolute ton of classes and id’s added you could be using to do your layout as opposed to wrapping elements in yet more elements

c)

I’d much rather prefer that you control everything in the source code than me

Me too, but if you want to customize things for your “one-off” scenario than that’s something that you have to do

d)

there is the risk that it could be overridden or things have changed.

ignoring here wppizza v3 (a lot will change there , but there will be ample warning when we get there and is months away yet anyway).
Why would there be a risk that stuff gets overwritten (assuming you are not editing corefiles which you should not be doing of course)?

I thinks that’s it for the moment from me here in a “off the top of my head” kind of way

PS: I totally agree that css is not what you want to use for hiding things here !

sure, as long as it’s not disabled (which is the point of the timed menu)

i.e if menu item disabled -> no order during times it’s disabled . preorder or otherwise.
at other times, item behaves like all other items

you can if you want, but
a) it doesn’t do anything as it is, you will have to write some code
b) things like WPPIZZA_EXTEND_CUSTOM_JS ,wppizza_extend_custom_js, the plugin name , description etc should probably be something more descriptive.
c) (i just updated the code in a couple of place) replace the “myprefix” with something sensible