Hi Cathy,
Very kind of you to help me on this!
So, I applied the code exactly as instructed in the thread.
This is what happened, the new items were just added to the first level of the menu with [has_child] showing.
This morning, I tried adding the extra jquery script you mentioned. Now it works. Thanks!
I then wanted to tweak the CSS to hide the arrow next to the dropdown. I found that when I hit ‘save’ on the code injection page, the nav menu would revert to a previous setup. After wasting half an hour playing around with it, I found the bug thread you created, highlighting that if you update the CSS when the nav menu is open, it will revert the nav menu back to a previous state. Thanks for highlighting this to Ghost.
I find it odd that Kevin describes it as an expected behaviour that Ghost didn’t feel the need to fix, given it makes no sense from a user perspective and could easily lead to the website menu being messed up without the creator noticing.