Closed SheepTester closed 7 years ago
Maybe it's because the hover effect doesn't work well for touch users; the menu button indeed works but accessing the submenus doesn't
Really
Is it a problem with psuedo elements?
@Velosify no I'm pretty sure it has to do with the :hover
Buttons and links work, though I'm not sure if it's because they're expected to be clickable or if it's because I also specified :focus
On mobile there is no such thing as :hover
That may be why
not sure whether :focus
helps or makes the problem worse
:focus
helps most likely
On Windows 10 touch does trigger :hover
; maybe I can make a very hacky fix and give everything a "hover" class if an element is tapped on.
That'll make all my CSS ugly, but whatever
Any way to target only mobile? maaaaaybeeeee?
That's a terrible solution. What about touch screen computers?
True So just more failsafes
oops I thought this was the <a>
issue
I am on the iPad and by touching the items.... IT NO WORKY
That might be because it doesn't have a
tabindex
or something. Maybe I'll have to use some JAVASCRIPT 😮Phones probably won't experience this issue because there's already JavaScript for the menu button that appears thanks to the "responsiveness"