Your Webflow portfolio site might not be scrolling on mobile devices due to several potential issues. Here's how you can diagnose and fix this:
1. Check Overflow Settings
- Inspect Sections: Go to each section of your portfolio site and ensure that none of them have the Overflow set to hidden. This can prevent scrolling.
- Adjust Overflow: If any section has its Overflow set incorrectly, change it to visible or auto.
2. Review Fixed Position Elements
- Identify Positioned Elements: Look for any elements that may be positioned as fixed or absolute and ensure they are not covering the main content area.
- Adjust Positioning: Modify their positioning to make sure they do not obstruct scrolling.
3. Examine Z-Index and Stacking Order
- Review Z-Index: High z-index values on certain elements could interfere with scrolling. Make sure that your content's stacking order is appropriately set.
- Modify Z-Index: Adjust excessive z-index values to avoid blocking user interaction with the page.
4. Check for Custom Code Issues
- Analyze Custom Code: If you have any custom code implemented, ensure there are no scripts or styles inadvertently preventing scrolling.
- Disable Temporarily: Temporarily remove or disable the custom code and check if the issue persists.
5. Verify Browser Compatibility
- Check Across Devices: Test your site on multiple mobile devices and browsers to confirm it's a consistent issue.
- Update and Adjust: Ensure your site is compatible with common mobile browsers and update elements accordingly.
Summary
Ensure overflow settings are not set to hidden, inspect fixed position elements, review z-index and custom code, and verify browser compatibility. Adjust any elements that may be blocking scrolling on mobile devices.