
That Blog link is displayed at the bottom left of its parent element on mobile. I cannot figure out why.
It displays fine on desktop.
Just in case: I’ve got another link which is desktop only (so display: none on mobile) with custom CSS to shift it a bit: margin-left: 100px;. If I turn the custom CSS off, nothing changes, which is unsurprising.
Custom Header Links HTML:
<ul class="custom-header-links">
<li class="headerLink headerLink--vdo 👆adapter-son-yoga.com--custom-header-links headerLink--undefined">
<a title="Adapter Son Yoga" href="https://adaptersonyoga.com/" target="_blank">
👆adapter son yoga.com
</a>
</li>
<li class="headerLink headerLink--vmo blog-custom-header-links headerLink--undefined">
<a title="blog" href="https://adaptersonyoga.com/" target="_blank">
Blog
</a>
</li>
</ul>
Nothing special for CSS on the second li element, and the contained a link CSS is as such:
.custom-header-links .headerLink a {
padding: .35em .6em;
color: var(--header_primary);
font-size: var(--font-up-1);
}
Is it a bug or am I missing something?