Added an [ame-count-bubble] shortcode. When used in a menu title, it takes the number bubble from the default menu title and displays it in the custom title. A "bubble" is the small number in a colored circle that appears on some menu items, like "Dashboard -> Updates (3)", "Comments (12)", or "WooCommerce -> Orders (5)".
Fixed
Fixed a PHP 7.2 compatibility issue that caused this warning to show up on the menu editor page: "count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in menu-editor-core.php".
Fixed a JavaScript error "cannot read property 'replace' of null" in the "Meta Boxes" tab that would show up if another plugin added a meta box without a valid title.
Fixed a JavaScript error "actor is null" when trying to save dashboard widget settings that contain user-specific permissions for nonexistent users. This typically happened when importing settings from another site.
Fixed a conflict with Ultra WordPress Admin 7.4 that made it impossible to hide plugins.
Added a list of basic tutorials to the menu editor screen.
Fixed
Fixed a bug where menu items that use meta capabilities would have the “hidden from everyone” icon even if there were not actually hidden.
Fixed incorrect version numbers in the “can’t import settings from a newer version” error message.
Fixed a bug that could cause some network admin menus to be highlighted as if they were new.
Fixed a conflict with WP Courseware 4.1.2 where activating AME would cause a lot of extra menu items to show up unexpectedly.
Changed
The plugin will display a warning if you try to hide the “Slug” metabox. Due to a known bug in WordPress, hiding this box can prevent you from changing the post permalink.
Replaced the green puzzle-piece icon that was used to mark new items with an icon that just says “new”.
Added a workaround for a buggy “defer_parsing_of_js” code snippet that some users have added to their functions.php. This snippet produces invalid HTML code, which used to break the menu editor.
Fixed a bug that caused WP-CLI to behave as if there were no installed plugins and no available updates.
Fixed the “Tags” menu showing up as inaccessible.
Fixed missing color labels in WordPress 4.9.
Fixed a PHP warning that appeared when using this plugin together with WooCommerce or YITH WooCommerce Gift Cards and running PHP 7.1.
Fixed a bug that prevented some capability changes from being applied.
Fixed a bug where submenu items would not inherit FontAwesome icons from their parent menu.
Added
You can now edit the network admin menu. The settings page is in the network admin, under “Settings -> Menu Editor Pro”. Note that you still need to go to a site dashboard to edit the regular admin menu.
The “Embed WP page” feature now works with private pages and posts, not just public pages.
Added the ability to hide the special “Welcome” widget.