If your Webflow site is not scrolling on mobile devices after publishing, there could be a few possible reasons for this issue. Here are a few potential solutions to help you troubleshoot:
1. Check for Overflow Hidden: As you have mentioned, make sure that you don't have the "overflow: hidden" property set anywhere in your styles. This property can prevent scrolling if applied to the body, a wrapper, or any other relevant elements.
2. Verify Element Positioning: Check if you have any elements set to position: fixed, as this can also prevent scrolling on mobile devices. When an element is set to fixed, it will maintain its position on the viewport and prevent scrolling.
3. Inspect Z-Index Values: Inspect the z-index values for your elements. If you have an element with a higher z-index overlapping the content, it might prevent scrolling on that area of the page. Try adjusting the z-index values to see if that resolves the issue.
4. Consider Custom Code or Interactions: If you are using custom code or interactions, review them carefully. Sometimes, custom code or interactions might conflict with the native scrolling behavior of the site. Ensure that any custom code or interactions you have added are not interfering with the scrolling functionality.
5. Test on Multiple Devices: It's important to test your site on various mobile devices and different browsers to see if the issue persists across different platforms. This will help you identify whether it's a device-specific issue or if it's consistently occurring on all mobile devices.
6. Clear Cache and Refresh: Clear your browser cache and refresh the page on your mobile device. Sometimes, cached versions of your site can cause unexpected issues with scrolling. By clearing the cache, you ensure that you are loading the most updated version of your site.
If none of these solutions resolve the scrolling issue, I recommend reaching out to Webflow support for further assistance. They have extensive knowledge and expertise and may be able to provide specific guidance or identify any potential bugs that could be affecting the scrolling functionality on your site.