If it is working on one project and not the other, then there’s likely something different between the two. Copying and pasting from one project to another is often a nice quick way to get things done. But be sure you copy and pasted everything you need. Without seeing your project files it is hard to know what you’ve done in your projects. You can share those and perhaps someone can aid you in discovering your problem. I would backtrack though myself. Maybe even start anew and configure the nav again to see if the problem is the tool or the configuration / setup.
Hi @elixirgraphics Adam. I’ve done exactly as you suggested, but obviously I’m not seeing the mistake being made. I would really appreciate if someone could have a look at the project file. I’m sure my mistake will be easily spotted… Well, I hope, anyway.
How do I share the project file again? I can’t remember from last time. It’s over 500MB.
I always recommend using Typeface as a beginning point. The custom option was deprecated and replaced with Typeface. I only left it in v2 as to not cause problems for legacy users.
Doublecheck that the font name is correct in Google Fonts after you re-setup things using Typeface instead. That said some Google Fonts are better made than others and the poorer ones can cause problems.
That said, it I set both to something like Arial it causes your problem to go away.
Just have to start deleting and resetting things to the default sometimes to troubleshoot. I deleted everything from your page expect Side Nav and then added a brandnew Control Center. It worked, so I worked back forward from there adding items back to your page.
