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Tapping on any menu item on mobile to reveal its subitems leads users to the top-level page and doesn’t give them the opportunity to browse or access any secondary pages.
Tap any menus that contain submenus (Mentorship, About Us)
Outlier here: Programmes works fine and effectively shows the submenu items since there’s no top-level link on the menu title (Programmes)
See that they'll lead to the top-level page, and that the submenus —containing, for example, Mentors / Resources / Code of Conduct / FAQ— appear quickly and can’t be accessed.
Expected behavior
User should tap on top-level menu items without navigating to the page. User should be able to access sub-menu items by tapping instead.
Screenshots
Smartphone (please complete the following information):
Device: Google Pixel 6
OS: Android 14
Browser: Chrome 124.0.6367.82
Reproducibility
The bug is reproducible consistently.
The bug is sporadic or occurs randomly.
Impact
The bug affects critical functionality.
The bug affects minor functionality.
The bug is a cosmetic issue.
Additional context
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Related Issues/PRs
Possibly occurred after changing from menu items being shown on hover instead of clicking/tapping in Nav Menu Enhancement #107
Bug Report
Describe the bug
Tapping on any menu item on mobile to reveal its subitems leads users to the top-level page and doesn’t give them the opportunity to browse or access any secondary pages.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
User should tap on top-level menu items without navigating to the page. User should be able to access sub-menu items by tapping instead.
Screenshots
Smartphone (please complete the following information):
Reproducibility
Impact
Additional context
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Related Issues/PRs
Proposed Solution (optional)
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