If the radio buttons on your website in Webflow are not working despite applying the same group name, there could be a few reasons for this issue. Here are some potential solutions to help you fix the problem:
1. Incorrect Structure: Ensure that the structure of your radio buttons is correct. Each radio button should be wrapped in a parent element, like a div or a label, and the group name should be applied to this parent element. Additionally, each radio button should have a unique "ID" attribute and a corresponding "for" attribute in the label.
2. Interactions or Custom Code: Check if there are any interactions or custom code affecting the radio buttons. Sometimes, conflicting interactions or code can prevent the buttons from working as expected. Disable any interactions or custom code related to the radio buttons and test if they are functioning properly.
3. Z-Index or Overlapping Elements: Check if there are any elements overlapping the radio buttons or if the z-index values of overlapping elements are interfering with the clickability of the radio buttons. Adjust the z-index values or rearrange the elements so that the radio buttons are not blocked or covered by other elements.
4. Styling or CSS Overrides: If you have applied custom CSS or styling to the radio buttons or their parent elements, check if these styles are interfering with the functionality. Inspect the radio buttons using your browser's developer tools and look for any conflicting or overriding CSS rules. Make adjustments or remove any conflicting styles to ensure the buttons work as intended.
5. Published Site: If you are testing the radio buttons within the Webflow Designer, make sure to publish your site and test it on a live URL. Sometimes, certain interactions or functionality might not work correctly within the Designer but work fine on the published site.
If none of these solutions resolve the issue, it's best to reach out to Webflow support or forum for further assistance. Provide specific details about your setup, the browser you are using, and any additional relevant information to help narrow down the problem.