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I’ve noticed a strange issue with the heading font on my Jevelin site. The letter “Q” renders incorrectly when typed normally — it looks distorted or styled in an odd way. However, if I type the same word backwards, the “Q” displays correctly.
This seems like it may be related to a font ligature or alternate glyph being triggered in certain cases.
Is there a way to disable or fix this behavior so the “Q” always displays normally?
I’ve attached a screenshot showing the problem.
Thank you,
Good day, just reaching out to see if there’s any eta on when this issue can be addressed. its been 10 days now and i was just curious.
thanks in advance,
Randallrbaker
Hello,
Sorry for the delayed response, and thank you for your patience!
Based on our testing, this appears to be how the font itself is designed. We checked it directly on Google Fonts, and it behaves the same way there as in your screenshot. You can try it out yourself using this link:
If you’d prefer a different look, switching to another font without such stylistic quirks may be the best option.
Best regards,
Shufflehound Team
