Swift Menu Duplicator

开发者	mralaminahamed
更新时间	2026年8月3日 18:21
PHP版本:	7.4 及以上
WordPress版本:	7.0
版权:	GPL-2.0-or-later
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1.1.0 1.0.0 1.0.1

详情介绍:

Swift Menu Duplicator gives you full control over your WordPress navigation menus. Clone any menu in one click, manage all menus from a dedicated admin page, version them with snapshots, move them across Multisite sub-sites, and automate everything from the command line or REST API.

安装:

Upload the swift-menu-duplicator directory to /wp-content/plugins/.
Activate the plugin through Plugins → Installed Plugins.
Go to Appearance → Menus, select a menu, and click Duplicate Menu in the footer.
For bulk management, snapshots, and import, visit Appearance → Menu Manager.

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升级注意事项:

1.1.0 Large release. Snapshot restore now exists, block themes are supported, deleting a menu can be undone, and duplication goes through WordPress's own menu-item API so translation and caching plugins see cloned items. Breaking: the REST namespace is now swift-menu-duplicator/v1 and the WP-CLI group is wp swift-menu-duplicator. 1.0.1 WP-CLI users: the command has been renamed from wp menu-duplicator to wp swift-menu-duplicator. Update any scripts or aliases accordingly. 1.0.0 Initial release — no upgrade steps required.

常见问题:

Does it copy theme location assignments?

No. Theme location assignments are site-specific and intentionally not copied, so the duplicate does not silently replace an active menu in any location.

What happens to sub-menu items?

All parent-child relationships are preserved exactly. The plugin uses a two-pass approach: items are cloned first, then parent ID references are re-mapped to the newly created item IDs.

Can I rename the duplicate before it is created?

Yes. A name field is shown in the duplicate modal. You can also change the default suffix globally by filtering swift_menu_duplicator_new_menu_name.

Is it compatible with WPML or Polylang?

Yes. Translation and language meta keys are automatically stripped from duplicated items so the copy starts as a clean, language-neutral menu.

Does it work with block themes?

Yes. Block themes render Navigation blocks (wp_navigation posts) rather than classic menus, and the Menu Manager has a Navigation (Block) tab for exactly those: duplicate, export, import, bulk duplicate, and move to trash, with an Edit in Site Editor link on every row. Classic menus keep their own tab, so a site part-way through a theme migration can manage both. The tab appears when the active theme is a block theme, or whenever the site already has block navigation menus — a classic theme can still have them left over from a previous theme.

Is it compatible with WooCommerce / HPOS?

Yes. The plugin only interacts with nav_menu_item posts and the nav_menu taxonomy. It has no dependency on WooCommerce or its High-Performance Order Storage.

Can I duplicate a menu that contains draft items?

Yes. All items are duplicated regardless of their post status.

How do I use the REST API?

Authenticate with a cookie session or an Application Password, then send: POST /wp-json/swift-menu-duplicator/v1/menus/{menu_id}/duplicate The response includes the new menu's id, name, and edit_url.

How do I migrate menus between environments?

Export the source menu to JSON (admin UI or wp swift-menu-duplicator export), transfer the file, then import it on the target site. Use the find/replace fields to rewrite domain-specific URLs during import.

What capability is required?

edit_theme_options for all duplication, snapshot, export, and import actions. Multisite copy-to-site additionally requires the network manage_network capability.

更新日志:

1.1.0 Everything below shipped as one release: versions 1.0.2 through 1.0.8 were development iterations that never reached the directory, so 1.0.1 is the version you are upgrading from. New

Snapshot restore. The panel could save and delete revisions but never restore one — the feature was documented from 1.0.0 and missing until now. Restoring replaces the menu's items in place and snapshots the current state first, so a restore can itself be undone.
Block theme support. Navigation menus stored as wp_navigation posts — the ones block themes actually render — can be duplicated, exported, and imported from a dedicated Menu Manager tab, WP-CLI, and REST.
Deleting a menu can be undone, theme locations included, for an hour afterwards.
The Menu Manager gained Slug, Description, and Snapshots columns, sortable counts, a working Screen Options panel, and a stylesheet — the screen previously had none.
REST API gained import and snapshot endpoints, and every route now publishes a schema.
New WP-CLI commands: snapshot list|save|restore|delete and navigation list|duplicate|export|import.
JSON can be pasted into the import screen instead of uploading a file.

Fixed

Duplication and import now write menu items through core's wp_update_nav_menu_item() instead of inserting posts and postmeta directly, so WPML, Polylang, caching, and mega-menu plugins finally see cloned items.
Menu item descriptions and menu descriptions were silently dropped by duplication, export, and import.
Importing to a different site now re-resolves each item's target by slug, falling back to a custom link, instead of keeping an ID that points at unrelated content on the destination.
Importing a file back into the site it came from failed outright; the name now falls back to "{name} (2)".
Bulk "Duplicate" and "Export as JSON" silently did nothing without JavaScript.
The multisite copy ignored the URL find/replace it documented.
Duplicated custom links carried the source item's object ID.
The snapshot panel sat behind the admin bar, and could not be operated by keyboard at all. The duplicate dialog claimed to be modal without trapping focus.
Notices are announced to screen readers, and accessible names are translatable rather than hardcoded English.
Uninstall now removes the plugin's term meta; snapshots used to survive deleting the plugin.
Snapshots are stored one row each instead of rewriting the whole stack on every save.

Security

Imported menu fields are sanitized field-by-field, uploads are validated and size-capped, and the bundled coding-standards dependency was updated for CVE-2026-45293.

Changed

Breaking: the REST namespace moved from cmd/v1 to swift-menu-duplicator/v1. Update any REST clients.
Breaking: the WP-CLI command group is wp swift-menu-duplicator, not wp menu-duplicator.
New plugin icon, banners, and screenshots.

1.0.1

Fix: WP-CLI command renamed from wp menu-duplicator to wp swift-menu-duplicator for consistency with the plugin slug.
Fix: composer.lock was excluded by .gitignore glob pattern causing the SVN deploy workflow to fail.
Fix: Short description trimmed to satisfy the WordPress.org 150-character limit.
Tested up to WordPress 7.0.

1.0.0

Initial release.
One-click menu duplication from the WordPress menu editor with hierarchy preserved.
Duplicate individual menu items from the editor.
Snapshot system: auto-snapshot before every save, manual snapshots, restore and delete.
Appearance → Menu Manager page with sortable table, bulk duplicate, bulk export (ZIP), and bulk delete.
JSON export and import with URL find & replace and dry-run preview.
Multisite support: copy menus to any sub-site with optional URL rewriting.
REST API at /wp-json/cmd/v1/ — duplicate menu, export menu, duplicate item.
WP-CLI command group wp swift-menu-duplicator — duplicate, export, import, copy-to-site.
WPML and Polylang compatibility — translation and language meta stripped from duplicates.
Developer hooks and filters throughout for extensibility.