Catch Sticky Menu · Version history
Catch Sticky Menu changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 2.0
- May 25, 2026 (5 months ago)
- Releases
- 18
- since 2018
- In the last year
- 2
- about one every 90 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.0.8
- PHP 7.4 or later
Releases each year
- 20182 releases
- 20193 releases
- 20203 releases
- 20213 releases
- 20222 releases
- 20231 release
- 20241 release
- 20251 release
- 20262 releases
20262 releases
Catch Sticky Menu 2.0Latest
- Bug Fixed: Settings could not be saved reliably due to broken nonce verification logic inside the settings callback — nonce is now handled correctly by the Settings API
- Bug Fixed: Nested HTML form tags on the settings page caused invalid markup and unpredictable browser behaviour — outer wrapper is now a div
- Bug Fixed: Catch Themes/Plugins tab toggle passed unsanitized values through AJAX, leaving the saved option name open to injection
- Bug Fixed: Dynamic CSS class on the admin toggle was output without escaping
- Bug Fixed: Public-facing JavaScript was enqueued in the document head instead of the footer
- Bug Fixed: PHP function name lacked required plugin prefix, risking conflicts with other plugins
- Bug Fixed: Several variable names at global scope lacked the required plugin prefix
- Bug Fixed: Direct file access protection missing from public class and internationalization class files
- Bug Fixed: Translations were being loaded manually, overriding WordPress’s automatic translation loading (deprecated since WordPress 4.6)
- Bug Fixed: Added missing in_footer parameter to admin theme-browser script enqueue
- Bug Fixed: Removed console.log debug statements from public JavaScript
- Compatibility check up to version 7.0
Catch Sticky Menu 1.8
- Bug Fixed: Fixed JS enqueue path for adding catch themes tab item in Themes add theme section
- Bug Fixed: WordPress.Security.EscapeOutput.OutputNotEscaped
- Bug Fixed: missing_direct_file_access_protection
- Bug Fixed: WordPress.WP.I18n.TextDomainMismatch
- Bug Fixed: plugin_header_invalid_plugin_uri
- Compatibility check up to version 6.9
20251 release
Catch Sticky Menu 1.7.5
- Compatibility check up to version 6.8
20241 release
Catch Sticky Menu 1.7.4
- Compatibility check up to version 6.5
20231 release
Catch Sticky Menu 1.7.3
- Compatibility check up to version 6.4
20222 releases
Catch Sticky Menu 1.7.2
- Compatibility check up to version 6.1
Catch Sticky Menu 1.7.1
- Compatibility check up to version 5.9
20213 releases
Catch Sticky Menu 1.7
- Bug Fixed: Security issue on ajax calls
Catch Sticky Menu 1.6.3
- Compatibility check up to version 5.8
Catch Sticky Menu 1.6.2
- Compatibility check up to version 5.7
20203 releases
Catch Sticky Menu 1.6.1
- Bug Fixed: Issue in add new theme page
Catch Sticky Menu 1.6
- Bug Fixed: option name typo
- Compatibility check up to version 5.5
Catch Sticky Menu 1.5
- Compatibility check up to version 5.4
20193 releases
Catch Sticky Menu 1.4
- Compatibility check up to version 5.3
Catch Sticky Menu 1.3
- Added: Tooltip for info icons
- Added: Option to turn off Catch Themes and Catch Plugins tabs
- Compatibility check up to version 5.2
- Updated: Catch Themes and Catch Plugins tabs displaying code
- Updated: Default value of z-index
Catch Sticky Menu 1.2
- Compatibility check up to version 5.1
20182 releases
Catch Sticky Menu 1.1
- Added: Desktop Font Size
- Added: Mobile Font Size
- Added: Text Color
- Compatibility check up to version 5.0
Catch Sticky Menu 1.0.0
- Initial Release
Questions about Catch Sticky Menu’s releases
What is the latest version of Catch Sticky Menu?
2.0, released on May 25, 2026 (5 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.0.8 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.
How often is Catch Sticky Menu updated?
2 releases in the last year, about one every 90 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from November 2018.
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