Why is the mobile header in Webflow working on my co-worker's iPhone but not on mine?

There could be several reasons why the mobile header in Webflow might be working on your co-worker's iPhone but not on yours. Here are a few potential explanations:

1. Device-specific issues: It's possible that there could be a device-specific issue with your iPhone. Ensure that you have the latest software updates installed on your device, as updates often include bug fixes and improvements that can resolve compatibility issues.

2. Browser-related issues: If you and your co-worker are using different browsers on your iPhones, it's worth checking if the mobile header works on a different browser. Some features in Webflow might have browser-specific quirks or inconsistencies, particularly if you're using a beta version or a less common browser.

3. Cache and cookies: Clearing your phone's cache and cookies might help resolve any conflicts or inconsistencies that could be interfering with the functionality of the mobile header. Try clearing your browser's cache and browsing data and see if that makes a difference.

4. Responsive design considerations: Webflow allows you to create responsive designs that adapt to different screen sizes. It's possible that the mobile header is designed to appear differently or have different behavior on various screen sizes. Make sure that you're viewing the website at the intended screen width to see if the issue persists.

5. User-specific settings or preferences: Double-check if there are any user-specific settings or preferences on your iPhone that could be affecting the mobile header's functionality. Check your browser settings, any installed extensions or plugins, and accessibility settings to ensure that nothing is interfering with the behavior of the website.

6. Network or connectivity issues: It's also worth considering if there are any network or connectivity issues that could be causing the problem. A weak or unstable internet connection might affect the loading and performance of certain website elements, including the mobile header. Try accessing the website on different networks or with a strong and stable internet connection to see if the problem persists.

If none of these suggestions resolve the issue, it might be helpful to provide more specific details about the problem you're experiencing with the mobile header in Webflow. This could include information about any error messages, a detailed description of the unexpected behavior, or a link to the website in question. Such details can help in providing more targeted and accurate assistance.