grey toggle arrows don't work on mobile devices.

Until we have a device in our hands that can reproduce the error or someone with the error can access the browser debug engine on their device, there is literally nothing we can do about this.

We found a phone with Android Marshmallow, on which this doesn't work. Now to find out why ...
It's on the bug list for now.

Which Android version is your phone using? We have
Android 8 and 8.1: works
Android 6: does not work

Banana Guy wrote: I'm using the latest versions for both my phone and tablet.

This is not a constructive answer. If your phone is a OnePlus X, the latest version of your operating system is 6.0, which comes with an outdated version of Chrome. If your phone is a Pixel 2, the latest version is 8.1 (with the latest Chrome, too)..

Anyhow, as I am unable to find a solution for this issue even after three weeks of intensive testing around, I decided to deactivate the users lists for mobile devices. Even when disabling the JS for horizontal scrolling and making the scrollbars explicitly visible by CSS, the div containers containing the users lists do not become visibly scrollable. There must be some updated JS or CSS hidden deep inside the latest Joomla or CommunityBuilder, and I do not have the time to dig into this any further.

Dedicated programming support is 165 USD per hour ( www.joomlapolis.com/services/hourly - money we do not have). If it disturbes you that much, please consider supporting us ( www.hey-ai.com/bored/donate ), or find someone to fix the issue (by modifying www.hey-ai.com/templ...ix_menu_uris.js ) for us.

Banana Guy wrote: Thanks for explaining that to me. Is there any possible way to put new and online users on a separate page without the swiping function?
I don't want to fork out for a new laptop.lol

No need for a new laptop, just a new phone.

I updated my JS to use Slick instead of my hand-made mouse inverter. After clearing your browser’s cache, you should now be able to scroll with your finger on your phone and drag with a mouse click on your laptop or desktop.

The list of newest members is not supposed to scroll. It is a static list displaying as many profile pictures as can fit in your display (rough 6 on a desktop with 1680px width, and roughly 11 on a 720p landscape mobile display). If both lists were to be scrollable, the processing requirements for the browsers would go beyond what is critical already (I have an older Lenovo x121e with a Core i3 for testing, and the site is stuttering intensively with both lists scrollable).