I found that somebody else asked the same question and received no answer. I am using Bootstraps data-toggle for an accordion and it is not working on mobile (not just IOS but it's not working on chrome developer tools or my Galaxy S8).
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I tried adding curser: pointer to my a tags and I tried changing the a tags to button tags. I watched the elements in chrome developer tools as I clicked on the links - the first card changes from class="collapse show" to class="collapsing" to class="collapse" yet nothing happens. (The first card is supposed to be shown upon page visit).
