How do I fix the issue where my mobile drop-down menu does not scroll fully even though I have set the height and overflow properties correctly? I want it to work like the Webflow website. Thank you.

If your mobile drop-down menu is not scrolling fully despite setting the height and overflow properties correctly, there could be a few things causing this issue. Here are some potential solutions to fix it and make it work like the Webflow website:

1. Verify CSS properties: Double-check that you have properly applied the `height` and `overflow` properties to the appropriate elements within your mobile drop-down menu. Make sure that the parent element has a defined height and overflow set to `auto` or `scroll`, while the child element (the menu content) has a set height that exceeds the parent's height.

2. Review parent container properties: If your mobile drop-down menu is nested within a parent container, ensure that the parent container has appropriate CSS properties set as well. It should have a fixed height or a percentage height relative to the viewport, and the `overflow` property set to `hidden` or `auto`.

3. Check z-index stacking order: If your mobile drop-down menu is hidden behind other elements on the page, it might be due to the stacking order defined by the `z-index` property. Make sure that the parent container and the drop-down menu itself have a higher `z-index` value than the elements covering it.

4. Confirm content height: If the content within your mobile drop-down menu is dynamically loaded or changes in size, check if the height of the content is being calculated correctly. Elements with dynamic content may need to trigger a recalculation of their height when the content changes. You can use JavaScript or Webflow's Interactions to achieve this.

5. Test on different devices: Ensure you test your drop-down menu across various mobile devices and screen sizes to determine if the issue is specific to one device or a universal problem. It is possible that the height and overflow properties work correctly on some devices but not others due to differences in browser rendering.

6. Consider custom code: If none of the above solutions work, you may need to implement custom code to achieve the desired functionality. It could involve creating a custom JavaScript function that handles the scrolling behavior or using a JavaScript library dedicated to mobile menu functionality.

By implementing these steps, you should be able to diagnose and resolve any issues preventing your mobile drop-down menu from scrolling fully, making it work more like the Webflow website.