Latest update upsets the menu alignment

Did you mean version 1.10.3?

I’m not sure what it means for custom menus to “crash”. Could you please describe the problem in more detail?

Hi,

Yes, sorry, I meant v1.10.3

I am using an admin theme in the backend.
The only plugin I updated was admin menu editor to v1.10.3
Please see the before and after screenshot.

https://prnt.sc/PfkbkCtvj1D2

The latest update included a patch that fixed a conflict with another admin theme. I wonder if this could be related.

You could test this by manually undoing the patch. Fortunately, it’s just a one-line change (but it might be a good idea to make a backup first anyway). Open the file /admin-menu-editor/includes/menu-editor-core.php and find line #704. It should look like this in version 1.10.3:

add_filter('parent_file', array($this, 'replace_wp_menu'), 1001);

Try removing the priority number from the filter:

add_filter('parent_file', array($this, 'replace_wp_menu'));

Since the change was necessary to fix another conflict, it’s unlikely to be reverted. The number has to be greater than 999. But maybe there’s some number other than 1001 that would work.

Hi,

Making this change fixes it for me.
Is there anyway to have a permanent fix?

Else every time I update the plugin the menus would break.

Thanks,

I’m not sure if there’s a way to permanently fix it in AME without once again breaking the thing that this change was introduced to fix. Maybe it could be fixed in the admin theme? Which admin theme are you using?

I am using admin2020 by UIpress.

The only potentially relevant line I found in UiPress 2.4.0 is in uipress/admin/apps/menu-creator, line #46:

add_action("parent_file", [$this, "capture_wp_menu"], 999);

Maybe you could try changing the priority like this:

add_action("parent_file", [$this, "capture_wp_menu"], 1010);

(The exact number is not that important in this case, it just needs to be higher than the number used by AME.)

Hi,

This worked for me.
Thank you for your help.