v1.3.0
Latest- New module — **Add to menu from the editor**. A "Menus" panel now appears in the editor sidebar for pages, posts and any other content type that supports navigation menus, so you no longer have to save your work, leave the editor and hunt for the page in Appearance → Menus.
- Choose the menu and the level: add the content at the top level, or nest it under an existing top-level item as a submenu entry.
- The level can be changed at any time afterwards. The panel preselects the menu and the level the content currently sits at, and the button becomes "Update level" — moving an entry between the top level and a submenu keeps its custom menu label, CSS classes, link target and description intact.
- If the site has no navigation menu at all yet, you can create the first one straight from the panel — with an optional theme display location — and the content is added to it in the same step.
- Menus the content is already in are listed with a one-click Remove. Removing an item that has children moves those children up a level instead of leaving them orphaned and invisible.
- Duplicates are prevented, and on block themes without registered menu locations the panel explains that classic menus will not show up on their own.
- Fixed: the bundled translation files could contain a duplicate entry, which made them invalid for tools such as Loco Translate or msgfmt. The translation build now collapses duplicates.
- Re-checked against the released WordPress 7.1: no further changes were needed. The new panel is a classic meta box, which renders outside the editor iframe and is unaffected by the 7.1 iframe change.