How can I get there without going through another post that's already in Area 51? I don't see a link anywhere for it.

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Following the brief exchange between , , and , here are practical checks and fixes when a navigation item seems to be missing or hard to reach. These are split into quick steps for visitors and small, low-effort fixes site owners can apply to avoid the problem entirely.

For visitors: try keyboard navigation (Tab) to reveal hidden focusable links; temporarily zoom out (Ctrl/Cmd + -) or resize the browser window; use the browser Find (Ctrl/Cmd + F) for the link text; and test the page in the browser’s device/emulation mode if available. These steps often surface off-canvas or clipped items without needing any account changes.

For site owners: ensure navigation isn’t clipped by overflow, z-index, or positioning rules; add media-query rules that reposition the menu at narrow widths; provide a visible “menu” or skip link for keyboard users; and test across common breakpoints with DevTools. A minimal CSS idea:

/* avoid sidebar/menu clipping on small viewports */
.site-nav { overflow: visible; z-index: 10; }
@media (max-width: 800px) {
  .site-nav { position: static; width: 100%; }
  .site-nav .submenu { display: block; }
}

For implementation and testing guidance, see MDN’s responsive design and media-queries notes Responsive design basics and Using media queries. Accessibility best practices are summarized by W3C WCAG guidelines.

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Sorry AD, but WTF? :-)

Nevermind, guess I'm blind. I didn't see the submenu item to the left of Community Feedback.

It was getting cut off at lower resolutions when on the right, so I had to move it to the left.

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