What could be causing the issue with the top menu not changing to a pointing finger when hovering over certain buttons in Chrome and Edge, but working fine in Safari? Additionally, how can the issue with the menu disappearing on an early stage when making the window smaller be resolved?

Issue with top menu not changing to pointing finger:

There could be several reasons why the top menu buttons are not changing to a pointing finger when hovering over them in Chrome and Edge, but working fine in Safari. Here are some possible causes and solutions to resolve this issue:

1. CSS Selector Issue: Check if the CSS selector that is responsible for changing the cursor is targeting the correct elements in Chrome and Edge. Sometimes, the CSS selectors used for styling might work differently across different browsers. Make sure the selector is specific enough to target the desired elements in all browsers.

2. Browser Compatibility: Different browsers sometimes interpret CSS rules differently, which can lead to inconsistencies in how elements are styled. If the cursor is not changing on hover in Chrome and Edge, it could be due to a compatibility issue. Try applying different CSS rules or using browser-specific CSS hacks or prefixes to ensure consistent behavior across different browsers.

3. Cursor Property: Ensure that the correct cursor property is applied to the menu buttons for them to change to a pointing finger on hover. In the CSS code, check if cursor: pointer; or cursor: hand; is used. Make sure these properties are not overridden by any other CSS rules that might be applied to the menu buttons.

4. JavaScript Conflict: If there is any JavaScript code running on the page that is interfering with the CSS behavior, it could prevent the cursor from changing on hover. Check if there are any JavaScript errors or conflicting scripts on the page that could be causing this issue.

Issue with menu disappearing when window size is reduced:

If the menu is disappearing at an early stage when the window is made smaller, there are a few potential causes and solutions to consider:

1. Responsive Design Issue: Check if the website's layout is designed to be responsive and adapts well to different screen sizes. It's possible that the menu is not properly configured to adjust or collapse when the window size is reduced. Make sure the menu has the appropriate responsive design settings in Webflow, such as using breakpoints and configuring the menu to be displayed differently on smaller screens.

2. CSS Issue: Review the CSS styles applied to the menu and check if any conflicting or incorrect styles are causing the menu to disappear on smaller screens. Look for any media queries or CSS rules that might be hiding or collapsing the menu when the screen size is reduced. Adjust the styles accordingly to ensure the menu remains visible and functional on all screen sizes.

3. JavaScript Conflict: If there is any JavaScript code running on the page that handles the behavior of the menu, it's possible that a conflict with other scripts may be causing the issue. Check for any JavaScript errors or conflicting scripts that might be interfering with the menu's behavior and causing it to disappear. Resolve any conflicts or errors to ensure the menu functions properly on all screen sizes.

4. Webflow Menu Component: If the menu is created using the Webflow Menu component, make sure that the appropriate settings are applied to control the behavior of the menu on smaller screens. Double-check the component's configuration, such as the breakpoints and collapse settings, to ensure the menu remains visible and functional on all devices.

Additional Questions:

1. How can I style the cursor for different elements using CSS?
2. What are some best practices for creating responsive designs in Webflow?
3. How can I troubleshoot JavaScript conflicts on a web page?