No, the appearance of "Lsep" in a type block is unlikely to be caused by a database cache issue on Webflow.
Webflow is a web design and development platform that enables users to create and manage websites. It does not have a built-in database. Instead, it integrates with other services and can be connected to various external databases to fetch dynamic content.
The appearance of "Lsep" in a type block is more likely to be related to how the dynamic content is being pulled into the design. It could be a result of a misconfigured or incomplete integration with the external database or incorrect data mapping.
To troubleshoot this issue, it's recommended to review the integration settings and make sure they are correctly configured and connected to the intended database. Double-check the data mapping and ensure that the correct fields are being pulled into the type block. Additionally, you may want to inspect the database to verify that the data is being stored correctly and doesn't contain any unexpected values.
If the issue persists, reaching out to Webflow's support team or consulting their community forum can provide further assistance in diagnosing and resolving the problem.