Website Menu or Navigation Broken

Visitors can't get around your site — the menu won't open on mobile, links go nowhere, or items are missing.

Common signs of this issue

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What this usually means

A mobile menu that won't open is usually a script conflict (often from a plugin or theme update). Wrong or dead links are usually just menu items pointing to renamed or deleted pages.

Missing items often mean the menu was edited, or a page it linked to was unpublished.

What not to do

When to get help

If visitors can't navigate, they leave — so a broken menu is worth resolving promptly. A script conflict behind a non-opening mobile menu can be quick to fix for someone who can spot the conflict.

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Frequently asked questions

Why won't my mobile menu open?

Usually a JavaScript conflict, often introduced by a plugin or theme update. Identifying the conflicting item typically resolves it.

My menu links go to 404s — why?

The linked pages were likely renamed, moved, or deleted. Update the menu items to the correct current addresses.

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