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I think Squarespace is down which is why we're getting the 503 message. As for the redirect message I do know how to do this I will just need to wait for Squarespace to backup and running. Did you still want the order confirmation information (order number, total...) to still display or would you prefer for this to stay hidden and just display the message?

You're right, sorry about that. However, CSS can still be added to cover cover pages you just need to place it in the pages code injection header, surrounded with <stye></style>. You will just need to use the below. <style> a {border:none!important;} </style> I have linked to a blog post by @voxpopagency that details how to do this. https://voxpopagency.com/blog/how-to-edit-cover-page-css-on-squarespace

Hi @StaceyR The zero in your meta refresh statement is what determines the delay before the redirect. Changing it to 10 would delay the redirect for 10 seconds.

I see that you can do full bleed slideshows in 7.1, but I can't make one that goes under the header. I can make the header transparent, but the slideshow won't go under it. Is there a way to make the slideshow full bleed under the header?

Does anyone know of a script that can make the carousel (block, not summary) loop in the same direction all the time instead of "rewinding" at the end of the images. It does not look good in my opinion. I have asked Squarespace and they had no help to offer. I have seen one thread about it originating in 2014, but with no working solution. I am using the avenue template. Does someone here know?

For clarity, this is for people purchasing through a Squarespace hosted ecommerce store. I am not looking to pay for my account on a payment plan.

Try placing the below into your websites global CSS. I wasn't sure what colour you wanted them changed to so I went with yellow. #phototrio .image-button a { border-color:yellow!important; color:yellow!important; }

I picked the best possible time to ask this question, right? Hopefully, Squarespace w/b up soon.

I was wondering the same thing and unfortunately having to rebuild the entire site is the way to go. Same for blog posts as they don't have a migration option which seems a bit ridiculous. I've emailed Squarespace to find out how this will affect Google searches and SEO ... awaiting a response. This will not be good if it ruins all of that previous work. I work in Wordpress for another project and when they launched a new version it was seamless and didn't have to rebuild anything. Seems this wasn't done in the right way and they may lose a lot of customers or hold the rest back from the better options available in the new version.

That's why, thanks!

Add to Home > Design > Custom CSS .BlogList-item-image img { transition: all 0.25s; } .BlogList-item-image { overflow: hidden; } .BlogList-item-image img:hover { transform: scale(1.2); }

replace #cart with .collection-type-blog.view-item

Try looking in Design > Logo and Title Settings > Business Information Marketing > SEO Also check the individual Page settings to ensure they don't have custom SEO fields set.

@Crisp to clarify, you could add code that prevents a customer reaching the checkout until they have 12 items in their cart. The problem is with the next step - the checkout page. On this page there are buttons to allow the customer to remove items from their cart. You cannot add code to the checkout, so you cannot override this behaviour.

I would look at alternative e-commerce solutions. Whilst it is possible to code a solution you cannot add any code to the checkout page on Squarespace. This means that customers would still be able to change the quantities in their cart on the checkout page. In my opinion Shopify is probably the best solution.

My solution to adding non-web orders to Squarespace is to create a 100% discount code. Then create the order myself on the website, checking out using code. Hope that helps someone.

Thanks!! https://www.jiaxingdesign.cn/#/thefan/ The text block on the right side

I can use this too. I cannot figure out how to have a free product automatically added to a customer cart if they purchase $100 or more in product. I want to run a promotion of the first 5 customers spending over a certain amount get a free gift.

Absolutely I've linked to a free plugin from Ghost Plugins/@Omari that will do what you need. https://www.ghostplugins.com/steps/zxncn8gw

Sorry no, I have no experience whatsoever with CRM software, if that's what you're are asking?

If you're using a template that uses Ajax (the newer ones do) then you shouldn't add CSS using code injection like you have above. It won't work unless the page is refreshed. You could disable Ajax (in Site Styles) but you'll lose a bunch of helpful features. It's better to add the code to Custom CSS and refer to the page's Collection ID (#collection-5b1fae8eaa4a996d835b5da1) to limit the effect to that page. I've described how to use the ID here: https://sf.digital/squarespace/how-to-apply-css-to-specific-pages-in-squarespace

Add the following to your custom css area after any other code that may be there .homepage h1#site-title a { pointer-events: none; } As an afternote, I think your SEO team may be misinformed.

Try adding this to the custom css area, after any other code that may be there. Also remove your code. @media only screen and (max-width: 768px) { body { h1,h2,h3,p,li,a,em,i,strong { -webkit-hyphens: none !important; hyphens: none !important; } .page-desc p { -webkit-hyphens: none !important; hyphens: none !important; } } }

My homepage has a gallery with my logo on it and when you click the logo, it takes you to my blog page. You can see for yourself at shortpause.com Below are the steps I took using the Wells template. I’m unable to give you specific instructions because I can’t go to your website as it is. Go to settings > Code Injection Paste this in the header to allow jQuery: <script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.10.2/jquery.min.js"></script> Paste this in the footer to change the link destination: <script> $("a:contains('Short Pause')").attr("href", "/blog/"); </script> Note: If you’re using a logo image in place of your site title, use this instead: <script> $("img[alt='Short Pause']").parent().attr("href", "/blog/"); </script> Change the words “Short Pause” in step 3 to the name of your website. Note: This step is case-sensitive. Go to “Settings” then “Basic Information” and look at your “Site Title” to get the exact capitalization. In my case, “short Pause” or “ShOrT pAuSe” will not work. Change the word “blog” in step 3 to the link you want your logo to go to. If the address you want the logo to take your visitors to is www.shortpause.com/anime/ you would replace “blog” with “anime”. If you want to link your logo to an external website, replace “/blog/” with the full web address like http://www.squarespace.com. Good Luck to us both!