@pembo13 Noted. I will add some verbage around the button. Although the FAQ that appears after the update does more clearly explain what the use of the button us.
@eljaaa: I understand what is happening. Let me try to explain again: Is the only way that you display links on your web site through the Links widget? The built-in WordPress Manager provided the core Links section, and the Links widget in Link Library 5.9. Link Library adds a bunch of stuff, like extra fields to add data to links, and shortcodes (e.g. [link-library]) to display links on pages in fancier ways than simple bullet lists.
Now, let’s see where you fit based on your usage of Links:
– If you are only using the Links section to store link names and URLs, then only use the widget to display them as a simple bullet list, you do not need Link Library!!! Get rid of it!!! Just delete the Link Library plugin and set that entry in the options table that makes the built-in Links Manager re-appear
– If you are using other aspects of Link Library (e.g. Shortcodes, extra fields in Links), Link Library 6.0 and higher are no longer compatible with the old Links Manager. When you install version 6.0 or higher, data from the old Links Manager is converted to a new data format, and the new Links Manager is hidden. Old shortcodes from Link Library will still work to display links. A new widget has been created. It does not work exactly like the old one, but it is possible to do something similar with some configuration.
Which of these two scenarios do you fall in?