Responsive\u00a0uses BU Navigation to manage where pages live on the site and whether they display in the navigation.<\/p>\n
As you update your navigation, be thoughtful about how many and what sort of top navigation items you have. Each navigation item is a choice for users. Keep these choices logical, with clear and concise labels that tell users what to expect when they click to that page.<\/p>\n
Avoid\u00a0entering all uppercase or all lowercase labels in the navigation label (unless it is an editorial requirement, such as an acronym). Responsive and its child themes automatically handle\u00a0upper- and lowercase text for styling purposes, so when you manually enter\u00a0upper- or lowercase labels, it means that the theme can’t do its job. If you redesign your site or switch to a different theme, and you’ve manually entered upper- or lowercase labels, you will need to update each individual instance for the\u00a0new theme to work correctly.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n If you want to change this\u00a0style in Responsive, check out Custom CSS<\/a>, which allows you to use CSS to target navigation and make this change without affecting content.<\/p>\nThe default navigation layout<\/h2>\n