Emoji replacement is running on the arrow in menu's #578
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I'm not seeing this right now, was it happening before Gutenberg was pinned, maybe? |
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This only happens on old browsers that need the Emoji replacement in the first place. In this case, it's |
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The variation selector code is causing Safari to render these arrows as [?]. Rather than chase that down, we can remove the variation selector code, in favor of adding the `wp-exclude-emoji` class to the arrow wrapper span. This fixes the arrows in Safari, while still preventing the emoji replacement. See WordPress/wporg-mu-plugins#578
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The variation selector code is causing Safari to render these arrows as [?]. Rather than chase that down, we can remove the variation selector code, in favor of adding the `wp-exclude-emoji` class to the arrow wrapper span. This fixes the arrows in Safari, while still preventing the emoji replacement. See WordPress/wporg-mu-plugins#578
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This is WordPress/wporg-parent-2021#58 no longer applying, unsure why, but could be related to the aria-hidden callback.
The upstream fix has been applied, so we should be able to simply add
wp-exclude-emojito the entire nav menu now.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: