The menu does NOT open on some pages or posts

Hello.
First of all, thanks for replying.
That said, I was going to answer that, if you read my previous post well, you should have read that, what you tell me, I had already done!
But hey. I just did it again and NOTHING.
Anyway, to add elements to your analysis, I just realized that when you click on the “hamburger” icon, not only does it NOT open on the pages that I mentioned, but the link is ” turns” into this…
my-site/search-job/#
That is, a numeral is added (as if it were a link to it)
Again:
1) The icon does NOT open on some pages
If you want to test yourself, here are some examples;
my-site/search-job/
my-site/labor-psychotechnic/how-to-pass-labor-psychotechnic/
Etc.
2) I already tried EVERYTHING I mentioned above.
3) I just tried what you tell me (exclude the file you pointed out from the minimized).
And – as usual – I regenerated all my CSS (Elementor function) + Cleared ALL caches and… NO Case.
Finally…
Have you already tried what I mention in the pages / entry that I pointed out to you?
I await your comments.
From already thank you very much.
Greetings.

Hello.
I don’t know if you’re following this thread, but just in case, let me clarify the following:
1) I’ve already tried what you told me about…
…”go to Performance – Minify and look for “Never minify the following CSS files”…Try including this line below
wp-content/plugins/mobile-menu/includes/css/mobmenu.css”…
In fact, right now, that rule is ACTIVE on my W3TC.
2) Even taking into account what was stated in 1), the mobile menu STILL DOESN’T OPEN on certain pages! Moreover, as I mentioned before, when I click on it, a # is added to the link.
That is, the plugin button acts as if it were a link.

3) We already said that the plugin works everywhere when I disable W3TC. But the problem is, I have to keep using W3TC, heh.
And, just in case, I reiterate that, if it were only the latter, it would not work on any page or post.
However, the plugin does work correctly (it opens the menu when the icon is clicked).
This and the fact that, as I mentioned, wp-content/plugins/mobile-menu/includes/css/mobmenu.css is ALREADY excluded from W3TC, makes me conclude that the problem is NOT W3TC!
In one way or another, below, I took the trouble to divide and list my pages and posts in 3 groups of examples, so that, if you think so, you can focus directly on them:
a) 3(three) examples in which the plugin works CORRECTLY (*)
(*) That is, the plugin button appears and, when you click on it, it opens.
a.1) https://stage9.atutrabajo.org/
(This is of course the main page)
a.2) https://stage9.atutrabajo.org/blog-asesoria-para-encontrar-trabajo/
(This - if you notice - is the blog entry page)
a.3) https://stage9.atutrabajo.org/aviso-legal/
b) 3 (three) examples in which the plugin does NOT work (*)
(*) In other words, the mobile menu button appears but, when you click on it, the menu does NOT open.
b.1) https://stage9.atutrabajo.org/curriculum-vitae/
b.2) https://stage9.atutrabajo.org/buscar-trabajo/
b.3) https://stage9.atutrabajo.org/entrevista-de-trabajo/
This last one is still ALL in draft.
c) 3(three) examples in which the plugin button does NOT appear (*)
This is because, I blocked its appearance through Plugin Organizer.
(All are sales pages)
- https://stage9.atutrabajo.org/how-to-get-a-good-job-fast/
- https://stage9.atutrabajo.org/como-prepararte-para-tu-intervista-laboral/
- https://stage9.atutrabajo.org/curriculum-de-precision/
Definitely.
It seems that it ONLY works on: the main page and/or the "old" pages (inherited from the original site).
I hope that all this information will help you to discern where the problem is.
I await your comments.
Thanks.

Hello.
Frankly I don’t know if you are following and/or reading these comments, heh.
Anyway, I leave this LAST, more than anything so that, if any user of your plugin has the same problem as me, they know what is the solution that I found ON MY OWN.
– In 1st. Instead, the file you indicated (wp-content/plugins/mobile-menu /includes/css/mobmenu.css) should NOT be excluded from my plugin cache (W3TC), but this other one; wp-content/uploads/dynamic-mobmenu.css
– In 2nd. Instead, it turns out that your plugin contains 3(three) CSS files (1) dynamic-mobmenu.css, 2) mobmenu-icons.css and 3) mobmenu.css) + 1 JS file which is NOT relevant.
– In 3rd. Instead, it turns out that, of the 3 files mentioned above, the ONLY one that, for some unknown reason, “gets” into my upload folder (wp-content/upload) is, precisely, dynamic.css
The other 2 go to the folder you mentioned (wp-content/plugins)
I don’t know if that’s right or wrong but, I swear I didn’t do it, heh.
Ergo. I have to assume that said file is the one that “commands” the opening and closing of the mobile menu (That’s why it must be called dynamic, heh:)
Finally, I suggest you keep in mind that apparently there are many users who are having the same problem. As you can read, for example, in the following article; https://bforbloggers.com/en/fix-mobile-menu-search-icon-dont-work-in-wordpress/
The problem with this last “example” is that, if you notice, its author is – as we say around here – “throwing fruit” (or saying the wrong things).
And I know because, I tried ALL of their “solutions” and, NONE of them worked for me, heh.
Anyway. One way or another, now that I solved the problem ON MY OWN, it only remains for me to thank you for the plugin.
Although, if you had a BETTER SUPPORT SERVICE, everything would be much better.
That’s all for now, thank you very much.
Greetings.

Hello. No problem. As we say around here…”better late than never”…heh!
But, since you are. I have another problem with your plugin that I hope you can help me solve.
I explain:
As we have already seen, the “problem” was that my caching plugin (W3TC) was compressing your plugin’s css file, called wp-content/uploads/dynamic-mobmenu.css
Ergo. What I did was, exclude said file from the minimized one and soooo! The problem was solved.
But…
When I remove it from the minimize process, what happens is that Google Pagespeed informs me that I should…
…”Remove resources blocking rendering”…
And the ONLY file it mentions is wp-content/uploads/dynamic-mobmenu.css
The “curious” thing is that this notice is NOT always given. And also, NOT on all pages.
But ALWAYS it happens, it does it with – for example – this page;
https://stage9.atutrabajo.org/curriculum-vitae/
I understand that it is a “giant” page, heh (When I finish it, it will have “barely”, +45 thousand words, heh!).
Maybe that’s why Google Pagespeed warns me that I should do “something” with that file and, as I said, on that page.
One way or another, I ask you…
Do you have any code or something that makes the file in question load deferred (defer) or asynchronous (async)?
I could go into your plugin code and look it up myself, ha! But I understand that the next time you update the plugin, everything will go back to the way it was.
So, I would prefer you to tell me if, by means of – for example – some function to insert in my child theme’s function.php, I could “convert” the file in question (dynamic.mobmenu.css) into an asynchronous file and/or to load lazy.
I await your comments.
From already thank you very much.
Greetings.