The one all login button is not displaying in the mobile menu
My social login has worked for more than a year , but last week the hosting servers crashed.
As they struggled yo get the servers up, I moved my domain to another company.
I thought well this is an opportunity to redesign sit.
With the new site All works fine on PC and laptop but now the one all login Facebook button does not display on mobiles.
Please help
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Hello,
could you please post a link to your website?
I will have a closer look.
Regards,
I ran into a similar issue with a missing button on mobile, and in my case it turned out to be a CSS visibility problem combined with a breakpoint conflict. Sometimes elements like login buttons get hidden due to display:none or overlapping z-index in smaller screens. It’s worth checking your mobile menu container and any JS that toggles it. Also, if you’re testing layouts with real content, I recently used this page for structured menu data https://outbacksmenu.us/ it helped me spot spacing issues on mobile menus more easily. Might help you debug alignment or overflow problems too.
Hello,
The login button not appearing in the mobile menu is often caused by responsive CSS settings, hidden overflow, or conflicts with menu plugins after recent updates. It’s usually worth checking mobile breakpoints and visibility settings first before changing the entire navigation structure. https://7brrewmenu.com/. I generally prefer websites with clean and well-organized navigation because simple layouts tend to avoid these kinds of mobile usability issues.
I ran into a similar mobile menu issue recently, and in my case it was related to CSS display settings conflicting with responsive breakpoints. Clearing cache and checking hidden elements in the theme inspector helped a lot. While testing restaurant-related layouts, I also used https://thegoldencorralprice.com/ to compare mobile menu behavior on content-heavy pages.
hello,
I ran into a similar issue recently where the mobile menu elements weren’t loading correctly after a theme update. In many cases, it comes down to CSS conflicts or hidden responsive settings. While checking game-related APK sites, I noticed https://stickmanpartymodapk.app/ keeps its mobile navigation pretty lightweight, which helps avoid these kinds of display problems on smaller screens.