Each menu dropdown keeps its own links

Zarla now keeps each menu dropdown's own links when you add or delete a page, so one list's links stop appearing in another.

If your website's menu had two dropdowns of the same kind, such as Service Areas and a second areas list you made yourself, adding a page could copy one list's links into the other. Deleting the page a dropdown opened could also take the whole dropdown out of your menu.

Each dropdown now keeps its own links. A new service area page joins the areas dropdown named for it, so a Window Cleaning Noosa page goes under Window Cleaning Areas. When you delete the page a dropdown opens, the dropdown stays in your menu with its list.

This applies to every page you add or delete from now on.