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Previously I had .container-fluid.megamenusip {overflow-y: scroll} which worked until it didn't (it broke the menu open/close button).

In a mobile view how do I scroll through each mega menu?

If I add back .container-fluid.megamenusip {overflow-y: scroll} it doesn't resolve the issue.

The live site is here.

Help appreciated.

Our mobile menu works fine in Chrome & Firefox on a Pixel 5.

On an iPhone 5s (the only iPhone I have), an iPad Mini 2 and on an older iPad, the burger menu open & close icons do not show.

On a non-retina desktop display where Chrome & Firefox work in responsive mode (mobile viewport width), Safari will show the mobile menu open icon, but not the close icon.

The open icon is three pipes rotated 90deg: |||

The close icon is a font-awesome symbol:

In a mobile viewport, from the menu, when you select 'Product', then scroll down and select 'Solution', the page does not automatically scroll back up to see Solution and the top of its mega menu.

I've tried adjusting the function showMenu(self) by adding:

In the demo below, when in a mobile viewport <=768px I do the following:

1. Click on Product, to open Product's mega menu.
2. Scroll down, and click on Resources.
3. I expect Product's mega menu to close, and Resource's mega menu to open.
4. What happens is Product's mega menu closes, but Resource's mega menu doesn't open.

The problem doesn't exist working in the reverse order, i.e. opening Resource's mega menu first, then clicking on Product to close Resource's mega menu, and opening Product's mega menu (this works fine).

I've considered if an element is overlapping the correct item and preventing the right element from being clicked - I don't think this is the case.

You'll need to click the burger menu @ top right to see what happens.

Help appreciated.

I'm following the material3 spec, using the android material components lib, and implementing light and dark themes.

I have a ConstraintLayout acting as a BottomSheet, and its background color should be affected by the elevation overlay tint. BottomSheets are on the list of material components implementing elevation overlay, but mine is keeping its default color, colorSurface, instead of becoming lighter in dark mode :

(The color doesn't change when the BottomSheet is expanded.)

The only thing that defines my ConstraintLayout as a BottomSheet is the layout_behaviour attribute, and I'm wondering how this could actually impact background color. Are BottomSheets only present on the previous list for their modal variant ?

If so, how would one implement the elevation overlay on a whole ConstraintLayout ? Through an ElevationOverlayProvider, as suggested by the second page linked above ?

Here is the simplified layout of my main Activity :

I created a new Android project using Android Studio Arctic Fox | 2020.3.1 Patch 3 and my goal is to simply customize my app to use Material3 theme

Error occurs at values\themes.xml saying Cannot resolve symbol 'Theme.Material3.Light.NoActionBar'

I have found a kinda similar issue on this Question but 'Theme.MaterialComponents.Light.NoActionBar' was my default theme when i created the project and it had no errors, the error started when i changed to use Theme.Material3.Light.NoActionBar as per this article on Migrating to Material Design 3 under section Migrating from M2 to M3 (MDC 1.4.0 to MDC 1.5.0)

I have tried Sync project with gradle files, Invalidate cache /restart.. but i still get the same error

I have used Material Theme builder to generate my themes.xml and colors.xml and below are my files

themes.xml