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dcbachar

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  1. Perfect! Thank you! Is it possible to have the menu collapse after selecting a sub-menu item?
  2. #1. Sort of. Desktop is great. mobile needs help. "SIGN UP" button isn't anchored to form wrapper. So it's below and too far to the left on the mobile site. Help please #2. Dang it. Thank you.
  3. Site URL: https://dylansoffice.com/mailing-list I would like to edit the newsletter button size and padding to be flush with the form field. Was also wondering if I could change the look of the recaptcha box to just a simple box with custom text...? Attached is a current image of site and the desired look.
  4. Okay, that works. Can I remove the "+" or "v" icon and have an underlined header instead?
  5. The code works great! Thank you. Only one small problem. There's now 2 "SOLD OUT" blocks. Just need to delete/hide the block on the right.
  6. Site URL: https://dylansoffice.com/shop/object-008 Does anybody know how to: 1. move "<-- back to shop" text link from it's current position to below the image 2. place "sold out" box over the product image 3. reduce "add to bag" button and text size site uses squarespace 7.0
  7. Site URL: https://dylansoffice.com/team When someone clicks Information on the site, a markdown/dropdown accordion animation occurs to reveal more text. How do I eliminate the accordion animation? I'd just like the text to appear or pop-up immediately after clicking Information. I currently have this code pasted into the page header code injection: <script> $(document).ready(function(){ $('.markdown-block .sqs-block-content h4').addClass('ui-closed').css('cursor','pointer'); $(".markdown-block .sqs-block-content h4").nextUntil("h4").slideToggle(); $(".markdown-block .sqs-block-content h4").click(function() { $(this).nextUntil("h4").slideToggle(); $(this).toggleClass('ui-closed ui-open'); }); }); </script>
  8. This worked perfectly. Thank you!
  9. This works great! Thank you so much. Any chance the mobile menu/navigation text could be larger without affecting desktop version?
  10. Site URL: https://dylansoffice.com/ I'm trying to adjust the mobile menu of my website with Squarespace 7.0.... I know I know. The 7.1 gang will be coming for me but I don't want to go through the process of recreating my site. - I'd like the mobile menu to resemble the desktop version... No more need for the current menu button in the top right corner that opens a navigation display. I'd prefer a straightforward dropdown menu when the main pages are tapped, the secondary page links dropdown below. Just like on a desktop browser.
  11. Hell yes. Thank you.
  12. Site URL: https://dylansoffice.com/project/004 Currently, when I hover the cursor over an image/carousel nothing happens to the pointer. I'd like the cursor to default to the standard pointer finger so the users know they can also click the image to continue. I've tried adding "cursor: pointer;" into various portions of my CSS gallery but cannot figure it out. what my CSS currently looks like: .sqs-gallery-controls { background-color: white; cursor: pointer; padding-top: 0px } .sqs-gallery-controls .previous, .sqs-gallery-controls .next { background-color: transparent; margin-top: 0; padding: 0 !important; line-height: inherit; position: static; } .sqs-gallery-controls .previous:hover, .sqs-gallery-controls .next:hover { background-color: transparent; } .sqs-gallery-controls .previous::before, .sqs-gallery-controls .next::before { color: #000000; width: inherit; font-size: 10px; font-family: inherit; } .sqs-gallery-controls .previous::before { content: "PREV"; cursor: pointer; } .sqs-gallery-controls .next::before { content: "NEXT"; cursor: pointer; margin-right: 0px } .previous::after { content: "-"; color: #000000; margin-left: 5px } .slide {; opacity: 1 !important;; } p{ text-align: justify; }
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