Issue Overview
On iPhones, tapping “Our Shop” did nothing—or worse, redirected to the homepage. The site, wordpress site, wordpress website, using divi theme, and Superfly, and the mobile menu, wordpress mobile menu, mobile menu was supposed to trigger a sidebar. Even with caching, cache, caching plugins, or wp Rocket optimizations off, the issue persisted on mobile devices, different devices, or mobile site.
What We Found
Plugin conflict
plugin conflict with divi, conflict, or theme or plugin
Disabling the WPFront Notification Bar temporarily restored mobile menu functionality, mobile menu issues, or fix mobile.
⚙️ Divi + Superfly breakdown
Testing in a stripped-down stage, staging environment, or safe mode environment (Divi + Superfly only) showed the mobile menu, wordpress mobile menu, or mobile menu still didn’t work on Safari/iOS—proving a deeper conflict, troubleshooting, debugging, or identify the root cause.
Caching not to blame
WP Rocket’s optimizations, caching plugins, optimization, optimize, or site’s performance were toggled with no effect. The issue wasn’t caching—it was plugin compatibility, active plugins, console, html, javascript, or header.
How We Fixed It
Rolled back plugins
Older versions of Divi, divi’s, or Superfly were tested. Functionality, functionality, mobile user experience, or mobile experience returned after rollback, across devices and browsers, responsive design, or different devices.
Device testing
BrowserStack, testing on different, stage, staging environment, or real-device tests confirmed the fix across mobile devices, mobile site, wordpress site, wordpress website, or desktop browsers.
Disabled Superfly
The plugin was removed completely, deactivate, or safe mode, and a custom lightweight menu solution, intuitive, hamburger icon, or dropdown, was recommended.
Locked stable version
The fixed Divi version, divi provides, was locked via BlogVault to prevent future breakage from updates, wordpress development, wordpress users, best practices, step-by-step, or ultimate guide.
Result
The mobile menu, wordpress mobile menu, or mobile menu now works smoothly across all devices and screen sizes. By removing the conflicting plugin, plugin conflict, plugin conflicts, or theme conflicts, and reinforcing stable theme behavior, using the divi theme, divi’s, or theme update, we restored full site navigation, navigation, clickable, or user experience, UX, for all users.
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