Level menu issue 
Author: Derek K.
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I have built a website that is still in test mode at http://test3.buildthewebsite.co.uk I have a page title under Projects called Dance Six-0 but the level menu is displaying it as Dance Six-o.
Any ideas why this may be happening.
Thanks
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If you have written: Dance Six-0 in step 3 in website x5 then it should also be shown like that.
It now looks like you have written Dance Six-o small letter in stead of the 0 number.
Use the rename button to rename in step3.
Check that the name is written correct in step5, upload website and press F5 in your browser, then check if it is solved.
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Done all that and it has not made any difference. Using Chrome and it is the same in The Edge
Should work, website is gone?
What do you see with ctrl pressed and click on preview?
The name in step3 should be the name in the menu.
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Website is now https://debbieleeanthony.com will checkout your advice
Derek, what font are you using, and is it an embedded google font?
If you change font (eg roboto) does the o display as 0?
(I reckon your chosen font may have an unusual design for characters 0-9)
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Am using Raleway. Changed it to Open Sans and still have the same problem. Have removed hyphen, makes no difference. Completely at a loss.
Check out the settings for the page (names)
Derek,
Very strange, see indeed that you use an default font, this gives the less trouble.
step2 -> text field and button style, also in the menu itself in TAB Main and in other TAB's (level menu and hamburger menu) as well!
Try this:
use right mouse button in step3 on this page, select copy.
past this in same menu. rename it immadiatly to test or something like that.
then remove original page with right mouse button.
Rename the test to the name you want, dont use copy past, enter the name from keyboard directly and set page on corect place.
Then try again preview with ctrl button pressed and see if this has helped.
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I have solved the problem by using open sans font rather than raleway. It would seem that when using raleway the size of the number is quite small which means that an 0 is basically the same size an o.
Thanks for all your help with this.
Have a great Xmas.
ok, thanks for the feedback!
merry xmas to you also.