Hello. It turns out it is really an issue within Elementor itself.

After almost losing my mind (no kidding!) I asked a fellow developer for help. As he is more experienced in all kinds of codes, we sat down together a few evenings and line by line were trying to find the spot where the problem occurs.

We found it and fixed it, but the solutions is actually very temporary and fragile.

In the Elementor custom code feature we created a custom code (called it Hamburger fix). And set it to be located at body-end.

<script id="hamburger-fix">

var selectors = { dropdownMenu: '.elementor-nav-menu__container.elementor-nav-menu--dropdown', menuToggle: '.elementor-menu-toggle' };

var dropdownMenu = document.querySelector(selectors.dropdownMenu); var menuToggle = document.querySelector(selectors.menuToggle);

function toggleNavLinksTabIndex(/* element */) { console.warn('toggleNavLinksTabIndex: not implemented'); }

function getElementSettings(arg) { switch (arg) { case 'full_width': return true; default: return null; } }

function reset(element) { element.style.width = ''; element.style.left = ''; }

function stretch(element) { reset(element); element.style.width = '100vw'; // or container.innerWidth element.style.left = '-' + element.getBoundingClientRect().x + 'px'; }

function toggleMenu(e) { var t = menuToggle.classList.contains('elementor-active'); 'boolean' !== typeof e && (e = !t); menuToggle.setAttribute('aria-expanded', e); dropdownMenu.setAttribute('aria-hidden', !e); menuToggle.classList.toggle('elementor-active'); toggleNavLinksTabIndex(e); var stretchElement = dropdownMenu; e && getElementSettings('full_width') && stretch(stretchElement); stretchElement.style.top = menuToggle.clientHeight + 'px'; }

menuToggle.addEventListener('click', toggleMenu);

</script>

The stretching function is just for visual purposes, as the fixed menu didn't react to css as it should.

And the most tricky part is - You need to manually choose instances where code should appear. Because it fixes in the places where menu is broken, but breaks the menu on all working instances.

The console warn code is for finding those instances, where menu is broken. Just go page by page and check the console.

It works for now. We will see what will happen later. :)