mark l chaves

Hey @jonathanaug,

So, let’s try to troubleshoot this methodically. Here’s what I recommend if you’re not working with a web dev or the theme support hasn’t helped you yet.

1) Post your question to the theme’s forum if they have one.

2) Remove any custom CSS we provided for you. I actually don’t see the custom CSS mentioned before on your site. So, you might not be adding it correctly.

3) Deactivate all of your plugins and purge your cache. Reload your site on an iPhone to see if the error goes away.

4) If the error doesn’t go away, it’s probably a theme issue. Get another theme since they’re not helping you.

5) If the error goes away it’s a plugin conflict (i.e., one of your plugins is interfering with your hamburger menu). You can also confirm if it’s a plugin issue by temporarily switching your theme to a default theme like Twenty Twenty-one with all plugins activated.

6) If it’s a plugin issue, re-activate your plugins 1-by-1 (this is important). Each time, purge your cache, reload the page on an iPhone, and check the hamburger menu. When the issue comes back, the last plugin you activated is the culprit. Replace the troublemaker with a better plugin or just don’t use that plugin.

I hope that helps 🙂

Good luck!

Hi @tim983,

Try setting the z-index for your .navigation-top class to a value of 1 or higher.

See the screengrab below as a reference.

https://share.getcloudapp.com/12uven04

Good luck!

Hi @alexander2021,

Adding JavaScript to a static website is straightforward. You’d drop in a script between some <script></script> tags, put in the JS call somewhere below the script, and you’re done.

When you’re on WordPress, you’ll need to follow the “WordPress Way” for adding custom JavaScript to your site.

The short answer to your question is, I don’t think you can run JavaScript code stored in a custom field.

You can learn more about adding custom JS to your WordPress site here.

https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/javascript/enqueuing/

You should get many hits if you search for a tutorial on the subject. Lastly, you can always hire a WordPress dev 😉

Good luck!

Hi @tpr22badger,

You’re very welcome. We’re glad to help.

Have a great day 🙂

Hi @lazsony,

Have you checked your browser console to confirm if you’re getting JavaScript errors? Have a look at this guide if you don’t know how to do that.

https://wordpress.org/support/article/using-your-browser-to-diagnose-javascript-errors/#step-3-diagnosis

You could also deactivate all of your 3rd party plugins. If that fixes it, you’ll need to re-activate your plugins one-by-one until the issue comes back. The last plugin you activated is most likely the culprit. You can then reach out to the plugin’s author.

Lastly, you can try to deactivate all plugins and switching to the default Twenty Twenty-One theme. If the problem goes away, that means you probably have a theme error. You can reach out to the theme author if that happens.

I hope that helps 🙂