Hi again,
To clarify, this has to do with the clickable space around the button. Notice the clickable area is fairly large so it leaves plenty of room on touch devices
If you have a large amount of content (think expanded sub menus) in that off canvas area, it starts to scroll but keeps the button fixed. This is why the button size introduces padding to the content area.
It ensures the clickable button area never overlaps the clickable areas of the navigation items. Here’s what you can do to solve your concern. Under Customize while inspecting the element, go to the Element CSS. Here you can add a style to resize the close icon itself without changing the dimensions of its box (clickable space).
$el .x-off-canvas-close span {
font-size: 2em;
}
If you do this I’d recommend testing on a number of different devices to make sure it still behaves as expected and it isn’t possible to accidentally click a nav item when you intend to close the overlay.
Hopefully this helps!