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- Brandon DamonGuest
Hey I’ve tried to use the forums to fix this. My MOBIL header / navigation / hamberger menu will not expand or become visable upon tapping it on a mobil device. How can I fix this?
Brandon CKeymasterHi,
Is it possible this is a caching issue? I just pulled up your site on my personal mobile and the drop down appears for me. You may want to try the page in an incognito browser or totally separate browser type. The issue will likely go away if you clear all caching agents associated with your website. That includes browser cache, cache generated by plugins and any server side cache.
I really hope this helps!
Brandon DamonGuestNo I’ve cleared my catch multiple times trying to fix this issue, and trying to insert custom CSS from a past thread to fix this, with no success. I’m temporarily setting the mobil menu to “off” to display text and not the hamberger because my client needs the results now. Been trying to fix this for a few days now.
Brandon CKeymasterHey Brandon,
That’s really odd because it was working just fine on my end. Just to verify, you are experiencing the issue on the URL that is linked in the thread here – http://www.peteblackplumbing.com.
I see that you have switched to the text menu but it’s possibly a JavaScript issue. If you enable the Hamburger again you can check the console for js errors.
To review your console errors follow this steps:
- Open your website in a browser (Google Chrome, Firefox, or Edge are popular choices).
- Right-click anywhere on the page and select Inspect or press Ctrl + Shift + I (Windows/Linux) or Cmd + Option + I (Mac).
- Navigate to the Console tab in the developer tools.
Any JavaScript errors will appear in the Console tab, typically highlighted in red. Error messages might include messages describing what went wrong, the file where the issue occurred, and the line number in the file. We’d like to review any errors you find here.
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