Why are the links for the "Sign Up" and "Log In" pages redirecting to the home page instead of their intended pages on my Webflow website when using Chrome and Edge browsers?

One possible reason why the links for the "Sign Up" and "Log In" pages are redirecting to the home page instead of their intended pages on your Webflow website could be due to incorrect or missing link settings.

Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and fix the issue:

1. Check the link settings: Go to the page where the "Sign Up" and "Log In" buttons are located and make sure that the link settings are correct. Double-check the target page URL and ensure that it is linked to the correct page.

2. Confirm page slugs: In Webflow, each page has a unique slug, which is typically derived from the page name. Ensure that the slugs for the "Sign Up" and "Log In" pages have not been modified or changed accidentally. You can do this by navigating to the Pages panel and checking the slugs for both pages.

3. Test the links in preview mode: Utilize the preview mode in Webflow to test the functionality of the links. Preview your website and click on the "Sign Up" and "Log In" buttons to see if they direct you to the correct pages. If the links work correctly in preview mode, then the issue might be related to browser caching or extensions.

4. Clear browser cache: Try clearing the cache and cookies in your Chrome and Edge browsers. Caching can sometimes cause unexpected behavior and prevent links from working as intended. After clearing the cache, revisit your website and test the links again.

5. Disable browser extensions: Certain browser extensions or plugins can interfere with the functionality of links. Disable any extensions that might potentially be causing conflicts and check if the links work as expected. If they do, then you can identify the specific extension causing the issue by enabling them one by one.

6. Check for conflicting custom code: If you have added any custom code to your website, particularly JavaScript, there might be conflicts that cause the links to redirect incorrectly. Review the code you've added to ensure there are no conflicting scripts affecting the link behavior.

If the issue still persists after following these steps, it would be helpful to provide additional information such as the specific URL of your website and any relevant code or settings you have implemented, so that further troubleshooting can be done to pinpoint the exact problem.