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Disabling the right click won't stop anyone who wants an image, they can just left-click and drag it onto their desktop or they can take a screenshot. No point in disabling the right click. Your best solution, and I don't like it, and won't do it myself is to watermark your images. That is it, NOTHING else including Hotlinking will work.

Vidoe outside the viewport, the video is a bit too large The video must appear in the viewport when loading the page to be considered for indexing. Move the video so that the entire video is inside the renderable area of the page and seen when the page loads. Use the live URL test to examine the screenshot and see the page as Google sees it. This will tell you more about video indexing: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/9495631?hl=en#zippy=%2Cvideo-indexing-requirements

Without access to your site and knowing which image, it's hard to pinpoint what the problem is.

You don't have to completely exit, just click the arrow in the upper right-hand corner, and the page menu comes up on the left, with the blog page, and there you can choose post settings.

Here is the active link: https://www.briangoldsmithphotography.com/

I am not sure about shopify, but with many domain hosting sites, you can edit the DNS and CNAME records, and point the domain to a third party, in this case, the third party is Squarespace. The domain would remain with Shopify but point to your Squarespace site. If shopify allows this, it takes hours instead of 60 days to implement. https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/domains/managing-domains/edit-dns-settings and the cname records for squarespace are here: https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205812378-Connecting-a-domain-to-your-Squarespace-site shopify is not on the list but that doesn't mean it can't be done, it isn't a connection that I have seen done before.

And what is your website address?

Not without password protecting your site. Any method can be worked around including this one: https://fingerprint.com/blog/permanently-ban-users/

The link is now active: http://www.showoffaustralia.com.au

Seems like this is a good place for these: https://myrandomviews.com/blog/lessons They are free to anyone who wants them. Comments, good and bad are certainly welcome, on my site and here in this post.

I think Forte is quite appropriate for your work. Horizontal scrolling is not all that usual, so it makes your site unique. If you did want an update, something a bit more flashy then I would suggest Momentum or Carson, both on the 7.0 platform which I still use myself. https://momentum-demo.squarespace.com/

Assign someone editor permissions. They can do anything to a blog post that you can do. https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/206537297-Squarespace-permissions-explained

I used this URL https://www.kaukauchronicles.org/search and the search bar came right up. And the search button did the same.

The site you linked to is built using Shopify if that helps you.

What look are you having trouble with? I should be able to tell you how to do it with the standard (7.0-like) design tools.

Edit the file that button is connected to and give it a simple name like NOTICE, then edit the button, choose the gear icon next to the link then the file option and when Notice comes up in the list check it and then see how it works. You can keep the same button title.

One at a time is certainly not necessary. Upload speeds depend mostly on your provider's upload speed. Mine at the moment is pretty bad. I would run a speed check and if your upload speed is say, 5 meg, then you should be able to upload say five 2 meg images at once in about two to three minutes, but not if you are browsing around while they are uploading. I upload multiple images while nothing else is happening on my connection, no steaming of video or music, no upgrades nothing. Dedicate your internet connection to only that project and it will certainly happen quicker. And yes don't position it where you want it until after it uploads and don't move any other thumbnails around while any images are uploading as well. I usually drag and drop, not select images from a folder but I have not noticed any difference in speed. I have a huge number of images on my site, and SS upload speed is not any slower for me than uploading to Facebook, not any quicker either, however.

You should be able to go to connected accounts, click on the Facebook push option, backspace the URL and past in your domain URL including the https://, and save it. If you can't then disconnect the account and start again.

I don't know if I would call it simple but here is the guide, the guide for both Hubspot and Squarespace so look over the whole guide. It is a couple of years old so hopefully nothing has changed since then. https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/facebook-feed-on-website

This sounds like a browser issue.

Just put the form on a new page in the unlinked section of your site. Assign it a simple url slug and an access password code. It can have only one password to be shared by all visitors however. An account is not necessary. If you really need to assign different passwords then duplicate the page and give each dup it's own passcode.

If you post the domain name it might be helpful. And you purchased it through Squarespace or a third party? If so who hosted it? And are you pointing the domain to your site or are you transferring it to Squarespace?

I accessed your new account and it is now on your new dashboard.

I will try that but let's try this first, it's the uk link from inside an account. https://uk.squarespace.com/templates/browse/v7 hopefully when you click on start with Wexley it will set it up, if not I will take a look thru your account.

All links go back to the demo anyway. I don't understand why "start with this design" doesn't set up the site for you. It's an HTML link.