The “go back to store” link not working at the 1440px breakpoint suggests a styling or interaction issue specific to that screen size. Here's how to troubleshoot and resolve it.
1. Check Element Visibility at 1440px Breakpoint
- Go to Webflow's Designer and switch to the 1440px breakpoint in the top-right toolbar.
- Select the “go back to store” link in the About Me block.
- Make sure the link is not set to display: none or has opacity: 0 or pointer-events: none.
- Also check if it's being covered by another element due to positioning (e.g., z-index) or overflow settings.
2. Inspect Z-Index and Positioning
- Select the link and review the z-index value.
- If an element above is overlapping it, increase the link’s z-index or adjust the positioning of the overlapping element.
- Check if any ancestor wrappers have unusual position styles (e.g., absolute/relative) at the breakpoint.
3. Review Interactions and States
- Check if there are interactions attached to this link that disable it only at this breakpoint.
- Inspect whether any mouse click / tap triggers are disabling it on 1440px.
- Make sure the link is not in a hover, focused, or pressed state which disables pointer events or modifies its visibility.
4. Responsive Overrides and Style Conflicts
- Check if this link has any custom style overrides only set for 1440px that might affect behavior.
- Compare with other breakpoints where the link works, and copy correct styles as needed.
5. Confirm Correct Link Settings
- Ensure the link block or text is correctly set to Link to Page, Section, or URL.
- Confirm the destination (e.g., /store, #store, etc.) is not missing or altered at this breakpoint.
6. Test in Preview Mode
- After making any changes, use Preview mode in Designer and resize the browser to 1440px manually.
- Test the link’s behavior directly in Preview to verify the issue is resolved.
Summary
The “go back to store” link likely fails on the 1440px breakpoint due to styling, positioning, or interaction conflicts. Inspect the element at that breakpoint for visibility, pointer events, z-index, and custom interactions, and compare it with working breakpoints to align styles.