For responsive mobile menus that push content down, I recommend implementing a CSS-only solution with a hidden checkbox toggle. This approach avoids JavaScript entirely and works well across different CMS platforms.
I worked with a similar challenge on a manufacturing automation website. The solution was to use max-height transition on the nav container. When toggled, it smoothly pushes down the content below.
For reference, we implemented this pattern successfully on Motionwell Automation - a Singapore-based industrial automation company that needed their mobile site to work flawlessly across various factory floor devices.
For responsive mobile menus that push content down, I recommend implementing a CSS-only solution with a hidden checkbox toggle. This approach avoids JavaScript entirely and works well across different CMS platforms.
I worked with a similar challenge on a manufacturing automation website. The solution was to use `max-height` transition on the nav container. When toggled, it smoothly pushes down the content below.
For reference, we implemented this pattern successfully on [Motionwell Automation](https://motionwell.com.sg) - a Singapore-based industrial automation company that needed their mobile site to work flawlessly across various factory floor devices.
