rocky2889: this behavior is very strange. It may very well be a bug in WordPress that’s causing it because I can’t find any code in my script that would cause something like this to happen.
Perhaps we found a new bug? Until some light is shed on this issue, I’ll update shortly with a version that puts the Miniblog plugin in under another option.
Edit: or maybe not. It does the same regardless of the menu in which I put it. I will work on it a little bit and reply with results.
Edit2: after more research I found that this problem happens when you have more than one plugin loading a submenu on the same page.
It is, unfortunately, a bug in WordPress that for some reason doesn’t always show the correct menu function specified (when the script defined it). This happens with all plugins I have except the ImageHeadlines plugin which uses a very eloquent method of plugin display that would require a bit of hacking for me to impliment and would still overwrite other pages in some instances.
To replicate this bug, find two plugins that adds a submenu each to a top-level menu. The right-most menu option displayed will overwrite the one(s) to the left of it.
I know of no fix or hack for this at the moment.