This release introduces several key enhancements and fixes. Major additions include a force conversion option in the Image Converter to bypass size checks, local storage persistence for accordion states in the Menu Manager, and a new custom order review heading for WooCommerce. Security is bolstered with a fix for the Custom Login URL vulnerability. General improvements cover AJAX URL resolution stability, Code Manager full-page editor UI, and Dashboard Widgets removal reliability. Special thanks to our community contributors for their detailed bug reports and feature requests.
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Classic Monks v1.1.7
March 6, 2026
Full Changelog
Image Converter: Added a force conversion option that allows bypassing size checks and applies the override to all generated sub-image sizes.Added
UI / Menu Manager: Added local storage persistence for accordion states in the admin menu and top toolbar menu managers to improve workflow.Added
WooCommerce: Added the ability to set a custom order review heading to enhance checkout customization.Added
Plugin Updater: Added a plugin info API to improve the display of details in the WordPress plugin update and installation modal.Added
Image Converter: Enhanced conversion logic to intelligently skip processing when the resulting image would be larger than the original, saving storage space.Improved
Code Manager: Enhanced the full-page editor UI for a better developer and editing experience.Improved
Admin Settings: Improved input validation for custom slugs to enhance user experience and prevent configuration errors.Improved
System Compatibility: Improved AJAX URL resolution with a fallback chain to ensure better compatibility across different plugin environment configurations.Improved
Dashboard Widgets: Fixed an issue where dashboard widget removal was failing to apply completely due to hook timing conflicts.Fixed
Media Manager: Fixed an upload issue to ensure the "Add New" media screen correctly respects the currently selected destination folder.Fixed
Short Links: Fixed a bug where the no-prefix rewrite rule could unintentionally hijack or interfere with page builder requests.Fixed
Custom Login URL: Fixed a vulnerability where the `/login` alias was improperly exposing the configured secret login URL.Security
Special Thanks
This release was improved thanks to detailed feedback and bug reports from our community:
Mike Murphy – Bug reports: Folder selection not persisting in “Add New” Media screen (Forum #36), and Short Links no-prefix option loading incorrect page in Bricks editor (Forum #35)
Emmanuel SOYER – Bug report: Custom Login URL vulnerability exposing secret URL via `/login` alias (Forum #41)
Lucile Collignon – Feature request: Fallback mechanism to prevent generating WebP images larger than the original
Miguel Angel Muñiz – Bug report: Dashboard widgets failing to be completely removed
Yann Ott – Feature request: AJAX save functionality for Code Snippets to prevent page reloads during development (Forum #32)
Your detailed reports, videos, and screenshots have been instrumental in identifying and resolving issues across login security, code management, folder organization, and Bricks Builder compatibility.