On mobile, the `:hover` event is triggered before the click event, which can cause issues with `:hover` functionality on touchscreen devices. Such events on touchscreen devices act more like a double-tap than an actual click.
You may be better off using an `onClick()` event with JavaScript.

On mobile, the `:hover` event is triggered before the click event, which can cause issues with `:hover` functionality on touchscreen devices. Such events on touchscreen devices act more like a double-tap than an actual click.
You may be better off using an `onClick()` event with JavaScript.