[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #54888: Remove Customizer's Menus section when block theme is active.
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#54888: Remove Customizer's Menus section when block theme is active.
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Reporter: hellofromTonya | Owner: (none)
Type: defect (bug) | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: 5.9
Component: Customize | Version:
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: needs-patch has-testing-info | Focuses:
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Description changed by hellofromTonya:
Old description:
> When upgrading to 5.9 and first activating a block theme such as Twenty
> Twenty-Two (TT2), the Menus section in Customizer shows the classic
> menu(s) assigned. For example, activating TT2, the header menu shows the
> classic header menu (if one was previously assigned); however, the
> default header menu is a page listing not the previously assigned header
> menu.
>
> When comparing Customizer and Site Editor, the header menus do not match.
>
> This will confuse users. How will they know that their previous header
> (classic) menu needs to be assigned in the Site Editor when first
> upgrading? They won't.
>
> To resolve this problem, @noisysocks suggested hiding the Menus section
> in Customizer as is done with the Widgets section.
New description:
When upgrading to 5.9 and first activating a block theme such as Twenty
Twenty-Two (TT2), the Customizer's Menus section shows the existing
(classic) menu(s) as though it is still assigned, but the previewer and
Site Editor show the default header menu with pages listed (i.e. from the
Navigation block with Page List).
This will confuse users.
How will they know that their previous (classic) menu needs to be assigned
in the Site Editor when first upgrading? They won't.
To resolve this problem, @noisysocks suggested hiding the Menus section in
Customizer as is done with the Widgets section.
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/54888#comment:2>
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