Bring back the heading and the menu selector in the ellipsis menu#46622
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I thought we got rid of that ... @scruffian I've resorted in d975aa3 to keeping the create menu option in the dropdown instead of showing the button. I can't remember what the previous solution was ... but considering that edits to the default page list (customize or add a link) auto creates a menu, the crete menu shouldn't be as visible as a big button. |
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What?
Reverts #46070
Why?
Because the initial idea in #45555 is still valuable - to lower the prominence of a secondary /power user action: switching menus.
While #45555 tried to address the superfluous "menu" heading the solution is not to bring back the current selector.
How?
Revert the changes.
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