• Security hardening: HTTPS-only mobile-ad URLs, validation, anti-abuse throttling, click/impression correlation, and stricter REST parameters.

• Moved account/admin controls above the menu and added responsive wrapping.

• Added a small capability-aware Admin Dashboard / Admin Portal shortcut to the upper-right public suite navigation for logged-in users with administration access.
• Full suite administrators open the Parade Route Tales suite dashboard; scoped module users open an administration area they are actually permitted to use.
• Carnival Historian contributors are detected from scoped contributor assignments so they receive the shortcut without being granted full suite administration.
• Ordinary logged-in members without administration access do not see the shortcut.

• Restyled the public login/account screen to match the Parade & Carnival Central app branding with purple, green, gold, cream, and the app logo instead of a WordPress-admin or generic theme login appearance.
• Kept login and logout return-to-current-page behavior exactly as requested.
• Authentication still uses WordPress securely behind the scenes without exposing the wp-login.php experience for normal public access.

• Replaced the public navigation's WordPress-branded login destination with a native Parade & Carnival Central login route rendered through the active external WordPress theme.
• Login uses the theme's normal header/footer and inherits its typography and page styling.
• Added secure nonce-protected public logout that returns directly to the page the visitor was viewing without showing the wp-login.php logout screen.
• Preserved My Account routing and return-to-current-page behavior.

• Added a persistent account area to the shared Parade & Carnival Central public navigation.
• Signed-out visitors now see **Log In**; signed-in visitors see **My Account | Log Out**.
• Login and nonce-protected logout return visitors to the public page they were viewing.
• Added a `prt_suite_public_account_url` filter so companion plugins can provide a dedicated front-end account destination.

• Updated Contributors & Access so WordPress administrators are explicitly shown as **Yes (Administrator)** in the Historian Contributor column, reflecting their global Krewe Historian access even when they do not have scoped contributor assignment rows.

• Added a unified Contributors & Access page for normal users, In Da Parade members, Carnival Historian contributors, and GPS Providers without administrator access.
• Replaced the fragile cross-plugin Contributor link with a suite-owned registered admin page.

• Fixed the underlying WordPress authorization problem affecting Tools-hub destinations such as Public Central.
• Suite admin pages now remain in WordPress's registered submenu array so `user_can_access_admin_page()` can authorize them.
• Public Central, Integrations, and Suite Health are hidden visually from the left menu with admin CSS instead of being deleted from the submenu registry.
• Keeps the compact Parade Route Tales navigation while preserving direct access from the Tools hub.

• Rebuilt the suite Tools page as a brand-new WordPress admin screen using the fresh slug `prt-suite-tools-hub`.
• Added a new `tools_hub_page()` callback and stopped using the legacy `prt-suite-tools` route for the visible Tools menu.
• Reconnected the Tools hub to Public Central, Contributor Access, Integrations & Settings, Archive Health, and Help / Changelog.
• Preserved the consolidated Parade Route Tales sidebar and kept Parade Tracker's internal maintenance tools separate.

• Fixed the Parade Route Tales admin cleanup so it no longer erases and hand-rebuilds the suite submenu after WordPress registers the pages.
• Preserves the canonical WordPress-generated Dashboard and Tools submenu records, including the `prt-suite-tools` page hook and capability mapping.
• Keeps Krewes, Groups, Carnival Glossary, In Da Parade, and Parade Tracker consolidated in the suite menu without unregistering suite-owned admin pages.

• Fixed the suite **Tools** admin menu entry so it uses the registered WordPress page slug instead of a full admin URL.
• Fixed the suite **Dashboard** menu entry the same way, preventing WordPress admin capability validation from treating suite-owned pages as external submenu targets.
• Kept companion-plugin links consolidated without changing their underlying registered admin pages.

No additional release notes were recorded.

• Krewe Year Details now treats Google Drive links entered for Ducals / Badges as images instead of generic Drive embeds.
• Existing badge records previously saved as external media links are repaired at render time and display the actual Drive image in the shared museum lightbox.
• The Year Details admin now previews pasted Google Drive badge images and opens them in an admin lightbox instead of sending the curator to the Google Drive viewer.
• Future Ducal / Badge Google Drive links are saved into the image URL bucket so public and admin rendering remain consistent.
• Version remains 10.1.19.
• Removed the broad `nav`, `ul`, `li`, and `[class*=menu]` flex overrides from the Krewe Year suite-header fallback.
• Those selectors were changing internal Parade & Carnival Central menu wrappers and causing the top-level labels to stack on top of one another.
• The fallback now styles only the suite nav container, its immediate top-row items, and explicitly named links wrappers/submenus, preserving the suite plugin's internal hierarchy.

• Version remains 10.1.19.
• Root cause corrected: the Krewe Year route can output the shared Parade & Carnival Central menu without the suite stylesheet that formats it on normal templates. Calling the same renderer alone therefore produced the giant logo/raw-menu state.
• Kept the exact shared suite navigation markup and hierarchy.
• Added a Krewe-Year-only presentation fallback matching the established suite header: compact 34px logo, 60px deep-purple bar, Georgia-style bold menu typography, fully distributed desktop links, gold lower rule, active Carnival History panel/underline, and hidden Carnival History children that open only as a dropdown.
• No menu links are duplicated or reconstructed.

• Version remains 10.1.19.
• Removed all Krewe Year Details-specific menu CSS and JavaScript, including the custom menu reconstruction and submenu manipulation.
• Krewe Year Details now calls the shared navigation exactly like the working Group Year Details renderer: `kh_public_navigation_html('krewes', array('class' => 'kh-uniform-template-nav'))`.
• Added only the same 10px shared-nav wrapper spacing hook used by Group Year Details.
• Font formatting, justified menu spacing, Carnival History dropdown hierarchy, and active-page highlighting are now left entirely to the same shared suite menu renderer/CSS used by the other templates.

• Kept the plugin version at 10.1.19.
• On Krewe Year Details, Carnival Historian, Krewes & Groups, Year in Review, and Collections are now grouped under the Carnival History main-menu item instead of appearing as separate top-level links.
• The links keep their existing shared-suite destinations; only the year-route presentation is corrected.

• Kept the plugin version at 10.1.19 as requested.
• The Krewe Year Details page continues to use `prt_suite_public_navigation_html()` through `kh_public_navigation_html()` so the menu contents are exactly the shared Parade & Carnival Central menu.
• Added a year-route-only presentation bridge for `.kh-suite-public-nav` because the suite navigation markup was rendering on this legacy route without the suite page stylesheet, producing the oversized logo and bare stacked links.
• The bridge constrains the shared logo, forces the main suite links into the compact dark-purple horizontal bar, restores the gold lower rule, preserves dropdown behavior, and prevents the year template from inventing a different menu.
• Admin external-image fields now always retain and display the original provider/share URL (including Google Drive, MediaFire, OneDrive, Dropbox, and direct links); normalized/direct-display URLs are used only for previews and lightboxes.

• Fixed the root cause of the Krewe Year Details top-menu mismatch.
• The Parade & Carnival Central shared navigation is now rendered outside the `.edi-year-page-output` / year exhibit wrapper, exactly like the other museum templates.
• Removed the duplicate navigation call from `templates/public/krewe-year-details.php`.
• This prevents legacy year-page CSS from changing the shared suite menu into the oversized, stacked layout.

• Removed all Krewe Year Details page-specific CSS that attempted to recreate or normalize the Parade & Carnival Central top navigation.
• Krewe Year Details now uses the exact same `kh_public_navigation_html()` output and shared suite styling path as the other public templates, leaving the suite plugin as the sole authority for the menu layout and dropdown behavior.

• Fixed the year-detail suite navigation wrapper layout so the logo, Home, Carnival History dropdown, and all remaining suite links stay on one compact horizontal row instead of stacking into multiple lines.
• Added explicit dropdown hiding/hover behavior for suite renderers that use inner/menu/div wrappers rather than list markup.

• Fixed the Krewe Year Details top menu when Parade & Carnival Central supplies the shared suite navigation.
• Added self-contained dark-purple suite-navigation styling with the gold lower rule so shortcode-rendered year pages match the compact site header instead of showing tiny unstyled links.
• Preserved the suite renderer, menu destinations, active state, dropdown behavior, and horizontal mobile overflow.

• Reduced Krewe and Group website/social action circles from 54px to 48px.
• Uses absolute 50%/50% positioning for each social SVG so every icon is visually centered within its circle.
• Reduced icon artwork to 28px to keep balanced spacing inside the smaller buttons.
• Preserves branded default colors and monochrome hover behavior.

• Restored the Krewe and Group website/social action buttons to circular buttons.
• Explicitly centers the larger social-media icon horizontally and vertically inside every circle.
• Preserves branded default icons and monochrome hover behavior.