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The issue mentioned in this thread does get resolved once I comment out the add_filter line.
i.e. add_filter(‘wp_nav_menu’, array(‘piklist_menu’, ‘wp_nav_menu_updates’));Not really sure what the purpose of it is though, I did resolve the issue visually with some CSS to just hide the non-caret classed spans inside anchor tags in the navigation.
Whether you keep the function or not, depends on the usefulness of it for the functionality of Piklist I believe.
Love Piklist in General though, such a life saver.
Function “wp_nav_menu_updates” in includes/class-piklist-menu seems to be adding a span to the primary navigation as well.
add_filter(‘wp_nav_menu’, array(‘piklist_menu’, ‘wp_nav_menu_updates’));
Had the exact same problem.
I’ve been developing over the “understrap” framework.
