v0.23.0

The switches release. Minn has flagged a forgotten coming-soon page since the visibility system arrived; now the warning carries the fix, a switch that turns the mode off through the plugin's own storage, with an Undo that restores exactly the mode that was on. The same hands-on-the-controls spirit runs through the whole cycle: automatic updates gain per-plugin and per-theme pills, inactive themes gain a live preview, and the patterns you create in WordPress become first-class citizens in Minn, insertable from the slash menu as live references and managed from the Content list. A second click on the sidebar refreshes the list you are looking at, and a run of small honesty fixes (Select All that really selects everything, one preview tab per post, detectors that see through Password Protected and SeedProd) keeps the everyday feel trustworthy.

Added

• Re-click the sidebar to refresh: clicking the sidebar item for the page you are already on now re-fetches the list in place. Content, Media, Comments, Users, the shop views, Extensions and every plugin surface all take part; the toolbar, tabs, search and filters stay put while the rows dim and reload, so a tab left open all day can pull in what teammates just published without a full page reload. On a grouped item with several providers (Email, Forms, Backups) the refresh stays on the provider you are viewing, and the lit item's tooltip says what a second click does.

• Three more coming-soon plugins on the visibility radar: Maintenance (WebFactory), CMP Coming Soon & Maintenance (NiteoThemes) and Minimal Coming Soon now register on the site visibility system while their mode is on, covering the most installed plugins in the category. The Overview banner, the topbar chip, the System health check and Settings → Visibility all name the plugin and link to its screen, so "I forgot the coming-soon page was on" gets caught the moment you open Minn.

• Turn a coming-soon page off without leaving Minn: the visibility warning now carries the fix. Every detected maintenance, coming-soon or password plugin (SeedProd, Maintenance, CMP, Minimal Coming Soon, LightStart, Under Construction, Password Protected, WooCommerce coming soon and Elementor maintenance mode) gets a switch in the banner, the chip popover and Settings → Visibility that turns its mode off through the plugin's own settings storage, with an Undo toast that restores exactly the mode that was on, including which of a plugin's two modes was active and WooCommerce's store-pages-only shape. Plugins Minn does not know how to write to keep their honest link-out, and third parties can register their own writer through a new minn_admin_visibility_toggles filter.

• Automatic updates, per plugin and per theme: every card on the Extensions page now carries a small Auto pill that turns WordPress automatic updates on or off for that one plugin or theme, the same setting the wp-admin screens manage. The pills store through core's own auto-update lists, so choices made in Minn and wp-admin always agree, and they only appear when the site allows automatic updates at all.

• Try a theme before switching: inactive theme cards gained a Live preview link. Classic themes open in the Customizer's preview and block themes in the Site Editor's preview, so you can walk the site in a candidate theme without changing what visitors see.

• Your patterns, everywhere they belong: the patterns you create in WordPress (synced and unsynced) now live in Minn. They surface in the editor's slash menu and the Browse-all picker under Your patterns; inserting a synced pattern places a live reference that renders the real thing and stays current when the pattern changes, while an unsynced pattern drops in a detached copy. A Patterns entry in the Content switcher lists them with the usual rename, duplicate, trash and bulk tools, the editor opens their markup natively with a reminder that saving a synced pattern updates every post using it, and the + New menu can start a fresh one.

Improved

• Select All now takes the whole post, blocks and all: custom blocks sat in the editor as cards the browser refused to highlight, so selecting everything looked like it skipped them, and copying carried only the words around them. Those cards now highlight with the rest of the text while a selection covers them, and a copy carries the real block markup: pasting back into Minn (this post or another one) rebuilds them as the same blocks with their settings intact, rather than dropping loose paragraphs where the block used to be. Undo still steps back over the whole paste at once, and pasting into another app keeps the readable text and formatting it always had. A block's text also no longer runs together when pasted as plain text.
• A wider email preview: an HTML email body in a log detail now opens in a wider dialog (900 pixels on large screens, with a taller reading pane) instead of the 720 pixel one, so real message layouts render without clipping.

Fixed

• Preview stops multiplying tabs: clicking Preview draft (or View on site) in the editor sidebar, and the same link in a content row menu, now reuses one browser tab per post; a second click refreshes that tab instead of opening another. Minn adopts the same named preview window classic wp-admin and the block editor use, so all three even share the tab.
• Password Protected no longer hides from its own warning: with its "Allow Administrators" or "Allow Logged In Users" setting on, the plugin masks its status option for logged-in reads outside wp-admin, which is exactly how Minn asks. The detector now reads the stored value directly, so a password gate that still blocks visitors shows up even when it waves the admin through. A stale Under Construction status left behind by a deactivated plugin also no longer registers.
• SeedProd detection actually works again: SeedProd stores its settings as a JSON string in current builds, and the old detector expected an array with different keys, so an enabled SeedProd coming-soon or maintenance page went unreported. The detector now reads the real storage shape, distinguishes the two modes, and keeps ignoring the login and 404 page modes that do not hide the site.