Yes, you can fix the mobile menu not opening in Squarespace with a few quick checks (and a little CSS magic if needed).
Let’s be honest. When your site’s mobile menu doesn’t open, it’s more than a glitch, it’s a dealbreaker. Over 70% of web traffic happens on mobile. If your visitors can’t navigate your site, they bounce. Fast. That means fewer clicks, fewer sales, and a big hit to your brand’s credibility.
So, if your hamburger icon is frozen or unresponsive, don’t panic.
You’re not the only one and no, you don’t need to hire a developer. You just need to pinpoint the issue and apply a clean fix.
Here's How to Fix the Broken Menu:
1. Check for Conflicting Code
Go to Design → Custom CSS. Remove (or temporarily comment out) any third-party code or plugins recently added. They often break the menu script.
2. Switch to Safe Mode
Go to Design → Site Styles and try resetting navigation settings to default. See if the issue persists in a fresh configuration.
3. Clear Browser Cache & Test on Mobile
Sometimes it’s a browser issue, not Squarespace. Test in incognito mode and on an actual device.
4. Add Repair CSS (If Needed)
Paste this into Custom CSS:
.mobile-nav-toggle { z-index: 9999; position: relative; }
5. Save and Re-Test
Click Save, refresh on mobile, and verify that your hamburger menu is now working.
Conclusion: When your mobile menu doesn’t open, your site hits a wall.
But now you’ve pushed through it-with clarity, confidence, and code-free savvy. This kind of problem-solving not only saves time and money-it protects your user experience and keeps your brand polished across every device.
So breathe easy, mobile warrior. You didn’t just fix a menu-you kept the whole experience flowing for your audience.
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