Some WordPress installs use very elaborate navigation systems powered by core Menus. They're a fantastic feature that can often make or break a theme. Menus aren't very portable out of the box, however. If you're looking to make a change to a Menu you're pretty much working live without a quick way to revert back to an old version. That's where Duplicate Menu comes in.

Duplicate Menu will allow you to create a second (or third, or fourth, etc.) copy of an existing Menu to do with what you will. It generates the clone on a programmatic level and recreates all necessary relationships to ensure the structure is retained as well.

Find out more information in my explanatory article on Duplicate Menu

0.2.3

• Tested up to WordPress 6.9
• Fixes 'link expired' issue. Props sammosam

0.2.2

• Fixes Deprecation Warning

0.2.1

• Change capability to edit_theme_options
• Added some inline documentation
• Fixed link in readme
• Updated screenshot

0.2

• Added duplicate_menu_item action, allowing devs to bolt on custom functionality

0.1.1

• Removed anonymous function call to support PHP <5.3 installs
• Added link to GitHub, please contribute!

  0.1

• Initial release

1. Download the plugin and extract the files
2. Upload duplicate-menu to your ~/wp-content/plugins/ directory
3. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress