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Sophia dropdowns don't work on mobile devices

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  1. ritarich
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Dropdowns work fine on computer but don't appear on mobile devices.
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ciaran
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Hello

What happens when you click the parent item of your dropdowns on mobile?

Ciaran
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Actually, problem is intermittent. Seems to be working now. Initially, when the parent item was clicked, no dropdown appeared. The parent item (for The Project and About Us) are links as well, so maybe that's creating the problem?
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ciaran
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Hi Rita

By default the parent link will be disabled. Instead clicking the parent will open the dropdown. An alternative would be to used the 'SlickNav' menu option and applying that detailed in the following article.. https://www.joomla51.com/tutorials/template-customization/mobile-menu-linking-parent-items

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