A store owner is finalizing their website before launching advertising campaigns but has encountered a CSS issue with the mobile burger menu.
The problem is specific: when the mobile menu opens on the homepage while scrolled to the top, part of the hero banner image shows through at the top of the menu. This visual glitch doesn’t occur on other pages or when scrolled down.
An attached screenshot illustrates the issue. The user is seeking a CSS fix that won’t affect other site elements.
No solution has been provided yet—one response diverted to general marketing advice rather than addressing the technical problem.
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Just in the final phases of setting up my website before I’m ready to push some advertising and hoping to get some sales (Ever the optimist). However there is one small issue i cant seem to resolve. The burger menu on the mobile layout shows some of the hero banner at the top on the homepage. It only does this when scrolled to the top of the homepage, it does not do it on any other pages.
Can anyone help me to resolve this issue without affecting anything else?
Somehow you have a second announcement bar, right above “Join the family”.
It seems to be empty and it breaks the menu drawer positioning.
Remove this second announcement bar section and it will fix your problem.
Note that there is no problem on other pages because there is no second announcement bar there.
I tried your solution but sadly it didn’t work, I did however remove the blank announcement bar anyway as I think it helps the page flow better. Thanks for your help!
That has made a change however now the burger menu covers some of the header? See attached image? I think you are on the correct lines however its not quite correct.