Two words in Navigation title

#1

Hi again

I have a page called 'o-nama' (about-us). When added to the navigation the dash - is displayed on the site. So to get rid of the - I added the page through 'Add a non pulse item' option. This works however the 'active' class does not get assigned to the css.

Am I doing this the correct way? Is there another way to do this and get the classes working?

Url: https://www.radioritamsrca.com/rs/o-nama

Thanks
Milos

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#2

I would like this to be possible too. Having to explain to clients - thats just the way it is - is not good.

#3

It makes it very limiting to have one word in the navigation.

#4

Did you try the html non breaki g space character instead of the - ?

This is & n b s p ;

But whithout the spaces.

#5

Any updates Milos? Did you try the recommendation from douwe_yntema?

#6

Just tried and it names the page aboutnbspus.. so no go :slight_smile:

#7

Basically I just wanted to upgrade because of the new blog functionality and url renaming, but then half of the features dont work, to be honest I don't know how they can sell a product that doesn't work and not address the issues.

#8

Then I think you mistyped the non breaking space code. Make sure there is an ampersand in front and a dot comma at the end

#9

It looks like this:  

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#10

Please remove the space between the last character P and the dot comma sign.

#11

This is what I enter.
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and this is what comes up.
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#12

But maybe, that's something for the dev team to work on, if there is a space in a title of a page, add the - (dash) but remove the dash in the navigation.

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#13

That's a good idea and a pretty simple-to-implement work around.. Based on @jdloudon 's "like", I think we have enough agreement. I've added it to the list of items to do for an upcoming development release.

#14

You enter it wrong. See my example, you need to enter a ; sign at the end, whithout a space. Maybe you can search Google on non breaking space sign

#15

Still the same result.
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Result
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#16

Put a space before the ampersand and a space after the ;

#17

I tried that. It doesn't work.

#18

I concur. I have tried every which way with this and it does not work. Cannot put standard HTML code in here.

#19

Hi all- I'm not sure why it works for some people not others, but we will add the capability mentioned earlier above:

if there is a space in a title of a page, add the - (dash) but remove the dash in the navigation.

#20

I have the code now in development. This will definitely be in the next version.
Still, it will be a while since we're still onboarding.