An animated hamburger icon was added, but it doesn’t open the site’s original navigation menu. The icon responds (animates) on click, yet the menu stays hidden. A small leftover clickable area still triggers the old menu, indicating the legacy menu toggle remains active while the new button isn’t connected.
Goal: Link the new hamburger to open/close the existing menu and remove/disable the old trigger.
Context: The user is a complete novice and asks for a simple, step-by-step explanation.
Technical notes: A “hamburger” is a three-line menu button that typically needs JavaScript (or a CSS checkbox hack) to toggle the menu’s visibility. The button’s click should be bound to the menu container’s show/hide logic, and any legacy trigger must be removed or hidden (e.g., via CSS display:none or by unbinding events). Z-index/overlay issues may also prevent clicks from reaching the menu.
Status: No code or attachments provided; unresolved and awaiting guidance.
I have added an animated hamburger. But it is not linking up with my original menu. If I go on my page I can click and it animates but it does not bring my menu up. It seems like the original is still there because there is a tiny spot where I can click and it brings up the menu. But I wan’t that gone and it to be linked to my new hamburger.
I am a complete novice. So if you can explain simply.