[www] Fix appearance of first-level sidebar nav items that link to a page and contain subitems #8170
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This PR aligns the appearance of top-level items that link to a page and contain subitems ("top-level split buttons") with the appearance of top-level items which do not link to a page themselves but only serve as a "header" to group and allow to expand/collapse its subitems.
If you take a look at the "Behind the Scenes" link in the sidebar, you'll notice that it's not set in "Futura PT", and upon further inspection that its text is all uppercase, while e.g. "Conceptual Guides" is uppercased via CSS:
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