Of course, I'd be happy to assist you with the issue you're facing on your Webflow site involving the "Jobs" button on the jobs page. To provide you with the most accurate assistance, I'd need some additional information about the specific problem you're encountering. However, I'll try to give you a general troubleshooting approach that might help you resolve the issue.
1. Inspect the button: Start by inspecting the "Jobs" button using your web browser's developer tools. Look for any error messages in the browser console that might provide insight into the issue. Check if there are any conflicting styles, JavaScript errors, or console warnings associated with the button.
2. Verify the button's settings: In the Webflow Designer, make sure that the button is correctly configured. Check if the button's interactions, hover states, and link settings are properly set up. Ensure that the button has the correct class and that its styling is correctly defined.
3. Check the link destination: Verify that the link assigned to the "Jobs" button points to the correct page or URL. Double-check if the link is externally redirecting to another website or if it's an internal link within your Webflow project.
4. Review the page's structure: Examine the structure of the jobs page and ensure that the button is placed within the appropriate section or container. It's possible that the button is nested incorrectly, causing it to misbehave or not function as intended.
5. Test on different devices and browsers: Test the "Jobs" button on various devices and browsers to see if the issue persists universally or if it's specific to certain environments. This step will help determine if the problem is related to a particular device/browser-specific issue or a more general one.
6. Check for conflicting custom code: If you've added any custom code, custom JavaScript, or integrated third-party tools, it's worth investigating if they're causing conflicts with the button's functionality. Temporarily remove or deactivate any custom code or third-party integrations to see if the issue is resolved.
7. Reach out to Webflow support or community: If the issue persists and you've exhausted all the troubleshooting steps, consider reaching out to Webflow support or posting your question on the Webflow Community Forum. Provide them with the specifics of your issue, including screenshots, error messages, and the steps you've already taken. The Webflow team and community are generally helpful and responsive, and they may be able to pinpoint the problem.
Remember, the steps provided above are a general troubleshooting approach, and the actual steps to resolve your specific issue may vary. Providing more details about the issue you're encountering will allow me to offer more tailored assistance.