What could be causing the issue where the content on my Webflow portfolio site does not scroll on mobile devices, and how can I fix it?

If the content on your Webflow portfolio site is not scrolling on mobile devices, there could be a few potential causes for this issue. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can take to identify and fix the problem:

1. Check for overflow property: Firstly, ensure that the container containing your content has the appropriate CSS property set to allow scrolling. In Webflow, select the element that contains your content and go to the Styles panel. Under the Overflow section, make sure it is set to either "Auto" or "Scroll." This allows the content to exceed the container's dimensions and enables scrolling.

2. Review fixed position elements: If you have any elements on your site set to a fixed position, such as navigation menus or headers, this may interfere with scrolling on mobile devices. Fixed position elements will stay fixed in their location when the user scrolls. To resolve this, you can change the position property of the element to "Absolute" or "Relative," depending on your layout requirements.

3. Check for negative margin or padding: Negative margins or oversized padding on elements can unintentionally restrict scrolling by extending the content beyond the viewport. Inspect each section or container of your site on different mobile devices and look for any elements with negative margins or excessive padding. Adjust the values accordingly to ensure they don't interfere with scrolling.

4. Avoid using custom code conflicts: If you have added custom code to your Webflow project, particularly JavaScript, it's possible that it may conflict with the default scrolling behavior on mobile devices. Temporarily remove or disable any custom code snippets and test if the scrolling issue persists. If it does, the issue is likely unrelated to your custom code.

5. Review interactions: If you have set up any interactions in Webflow, particularly scroll-based interactions, they may interfere with or prevent scrolling on mobile devices. Check the interactions associated with the elements on your site, and make sure they are not conflicting with the mobile scrolling behavior. Adjust or remove any interactions that might be causing the issue.

6. Test on different mobile devices and browsers: It's important to test your website on a variety of mobile devices and browsers to ensure the scrolling issue is consistent across all platforms. Different devices and browsers may handle scrolling differently, so checking your site on multiple devices can help identify any device-specific issues.

By following these troubleshooting steps and testing your site thoroughly, you should be able to identify and fix the issue causing the lack of scrolling on mobile devices in your Webflow portfolio site.