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WordPress registers BOTH the parent menu's callback AND a submenu's callback against the same page hook when they share a menu_slug, and runs both in registration order. The My Notes submenu was passing wp_notes_create_page as its callback (a separate bare-form renderer used by the Tools-menu shortcut), so its output was being appended below the main page content — appearing as a duplicate "Create a New WP Note" form at the bottom of the My Notes page. The submenu now passes an empty string as the callback — the standard WP pattern when a submenu just relabels the parent (same slug, same target page). Only the parent's wp_notes_page_callback renders now. The wp_notes_create_page function is unchanged and still serves the Tools → My Notes shortcut at ?page=wp-notes-create. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>