How can I troubleshoot the issue with my login button on the navbar in Webflow consistently redirecting users to the wrong page, even though I have set the link to a different page?

If your login button in the navbar keeps redirecting to the wrong page even after updating the URL, there may be a few underlying issues in Webflow or the hosting setup.

1. Double-Check the Button Link Settings

• Select the Login Button directly in the Navbar component.
• In the Element Settings panel, confirm that the link is set to the correct page (e.g., "/login" or any intended custom URL).
• If you're using a page link, verify that the correct page is selected from the dropdown.
• If you're using a URL, ensure there are no typos (e.g., missing "/" or wrong subdomain).

2. Inspect for Symbol Overrides

• If the navbar is used as a Symbol across pages, double-click the Symbol to edit its contents.
• Webflow sometimes allows link overrides per instance, so make sure every instance of the navbar symbol (on each page) has the correct login button settings.
• Alternatively, unlink the Symbol temporarily to test new behavior.

3. Check for Custom Code Conflicts

• Go to Project Settings > Custom Code or individual page settings, and review any injected JavaScript.
• JavaScript could be intercepting the button click and redirecting users elsewhere.
• Look for any code that uses window.location, onClick events, or jQuery targeting the navbar.

4. Clear Browser Cache and Republish

• Webflow sometimes caches older versions of the published site.
• Try clearing your browser cache, or use an incognito window to test.
• Click Publish > to Selected Domains again from Webflow to ensure changes are live.

5. Ensure There Are No CMS or Logic-Based Redirects

• If you're using Memberships or other login logic (e.g., custom authentication flow using Memberstack or Firebase), those tools might automatically redirect logged-in or logged-out users.
• Check the conditional redirect logic associated with user states.

6. Check for Page-Level Redirects

• Go to Project Settings > Hosting > 301 Redirects.
• See if there's a redirect rule that sends users from /login (or any affected URL) to another page.

7. Test the Button Using the Webflow Preview and Published Site

• Use the Webflow Preview Mode to ensure the button navigates correctly in-editor.
• Then test again on the live published site. If behavior differs, a redirect or custom code is likely interfering post-publish.

Summary

To fix your login button redirecting to the wrong page, confirm the correct link is applied, check symbol overrides, review custom code and redirects, and republish the site after clearing cache. Also verify there's no authentication logic rerouting users on login.