Currently, I am encountering an issue with a dropdown menu that I created by modifying Bootstrap's example. I had to replace buttons with links in my version. You can view the code on jfiddle. Here is the code snippet:
<a class="nav-link nav-link " href="#">aaa</a>
<a class="nav-link nav-link dropdown-toggle dropdown-toggle-split"
data-toggle="dropdown" aria-haspopup="true" aria-expanded="false"></a>
The issue arises when the small triangle in the dropdown menu appears misplaced compared to how it should be displayed based on the code provided. Despite testing the code on jfiddle and getting the expected result, the same code behaves differently within my project environment. It seems like there might be variations in bootstrap versions or other factors causing this discrepancy.
I have attempted to troubleshoot using Firefox's developer tools, but have been unable to identify the exact cause of the problem. One hypothesis I considered was the use of links instead of buttons, but that explanation falls short as the jsfiddle example functions correctly.
Update: For a more comprehensive look at the code, you can refer to this link. While the code performs well on jfiddle, it fails to run properly in a standalone setup, specifically on Chrome.
Further update: I encountered additional difficulties with jfiddle while trying to debug the issue. If you would like to review the complete code, please visit the following link: link.