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I don't know of any code to do this. I think it is possible as an image but not text. You make an image of your title vertically aligned then upload it as a logo and use it with no text title.

It could be an internal Defender firewall issue on their end.

I use Grammarly but it checks my spelling and grammar on the fly. I don't need to copy and paste it anywhere. I use the Grammarly Chrome extension, and my spelling is checked on any site I use text including this post. You can try it and use it for free: https://www.grammarly.com/browser/chrome

Iframe is well known to cause errors on a Squarespace website. Here is a guide to embed it without errors, most of the time. https://www.makingthatwebsite.com/how-to-add-iframe-to-a-squarespace-site/

I am not sure what you are asking. Are you looking to post the text as an excerpt? It would be helpful to see your blog and get a better idea of what you want.

I suspect your SSL certificate had not made its way through the web yet. It takes at least a few hours for that to happen.

You need to post the site address if possible, makes it a lot easier to help.

You can add this to the footer of your site in a markdown block and it works for all plans and sites: <p><a href="#top" class="t-top"><span class="arrow"></span>Top</a> <style> /* Back to Top */ .t-top { font-weight: 500; letter-spacing: 2px; font-size: 15px; text-transform: lowercase; text-align: center; line-height: 1.6; padding-left: 2px; padding-top: 4px; position: fixed; right: 25px; bottom: 60px; width: 40px; height: 40px; z-index: 999; background-color: transparent; color: #000; filter: drop-shadow(8px 8px 8px #666666) } .t-top .arrow:before { font-family: 'squarespace-ui-font'; font-style: normal; font-weight: 300; font-size: 20px; line-height: 1; -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; content: "\e02d"; text-align: center; display: block; vertical-align: middle; transform: rotate(-90deg); cursor: pointer; margin-left: -4px; filter: drop-shadow(8px 8px 8px #666666) } .t-top .arrow {display:inline;} </style></p>

The configuration menu was re-designed sometime ago, and many of us could not immediately find the design menu or page listing at first.

I think they are suggesting Brine or Bedford because the look of 7.1 is based on the Brine family and Bedford inspired the Brine family. Both like 7.1 have page sections, and parallax scrolling if you want it. 7.1 is a major configuration design tool change from 7.0 but if it is the look you want, then Brine will be a much easier "upgrade" to make. If you switch to Brine I would stay with it. It is considered by many professional web site designers to still be the best template on the web.

I wouldn't worry about it. The search engines will drop it eventually, there is nothing you can do right now since the link doesn't go anywhere. Renaming a page is one thing but the main domain change which happens with websites a lot confuses the engines for a while. I would be more concerned about my main domain and you can check for any broken link here: https://ahrefs.com/broken-link-checker

Start and home are the same page. You should see a home icon to the left of the home page under the website heading but not if you have that page selected. You can choose any page to be home in the settings for that page. In your case, the mov file shows that the home page is down in the unlinked section of your site.

You need to edit the blog page. Choose the page, the menu comes up on the right then edit the section. The next menu block could pop up on either side of the page. Scroll down to text, the first choice is text alignment, and you choose either left, center, or right.

Yes, I do, if that is where the original content is going to go. I have been blogging on Squarespace for nine years. I started blogging on FMCA.com but found it better to make Squarespace my only site instead of duplicating posts on two of them.

You will need a widget to plug into your site, the code by itself will most likely not work. You can create a widget to embed on the Squarespace site for free here: Feedspot works with Slow Travel Tours RSS feed. . https://www.feedspot.com/widgets/create

This vertical line guide should help you, it contains thickness, length, size and positioning code: https://designoneforme.com/blog/how-to-make-a-vertical-line-in-squarespace

Not automatically. You can start a 7.0 trial rebuild your site, move your domain, and deactivate your 7.1 site. This guide may help you, scroll down to the starting over with 7.0 video. Starting Over

I think the problem is still SEO settings. In 7.1 go to blog page configuration, choose the three dots for a post then settings, then SEO, and scroll down to SEO title (optional) I typed in i% and it showed up in the tab.

I just searched again and you are still at the top of the page but the snippet changed to the following. There are some links looking for old pages but that can be remedied using a redirect: Squarespace vacant page url redirect. scottishgraffitimurals.co.uk Scottish Graffiti Murals - Graffiti and street art murals Scotland Graffiti in Scotland - A Brief History by admin June 11, 2016 Early Beginnings Graffiti Art in Scotland, in particular Glasgow and Edinburgh has it's beginnings in the mid to late 1980s. The art form itself began on the streets and subways… Graffiti and street art murals Scotland About Us At Scottish Graffiti murals, we provide graffiti and street art murals all over Scotland. Scottish Graffiti Murals is a freelance graffiti artist and street art service specialising in commercial murals across Scotland. We have the resources and contacts to bring together a pool of different artists. Also, we use single artists depending on the ... Our Work Zombie Kid's Bedroom Home Spaces, Kid's Rooms. Custom Canvases Canvas, Home Spaces. The Sanctuary Nightclub Bars, Cafes & Restaurants Offices What about a Graffiti Artist for hire, professional mural artists, street artists or mural art services - at Scottish Graffiti murals, we provide graffiti and street art murals all over Scotland. We can bring fresh colour and life into tired and dull office spaces. We can also work with logos and subtlety where required. Cafes & Restaurants Cafes & Restaurants - Scottish Graffiti Murals - Graffiti and street art murals Scotland Homes Homes - Scottish Graffiti Murals - Graffiti and street art murals Scotland Bedrooms Bedrooms - Scottish Graffiti Murals - Graffiti and street art murals Scotland

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It takes several hours for an address relocation to propagate through the internet and even more for search engines to find a site with an address change like yours. The more hits to the new one the quicker the engines find it, so get your friends and family to look at it, a lot.

I think it is a matter of your new site records propagating through the web. I just googled (duck duck go, actually) Scottish graffiti murals and your site came up at the top of the page.

I do know how to change the color of one post and leave the home page and all other posts alone. You will need the ID for the post you wish to change, that ID replaces the one in this snippet, and you can change the color. To acquire the page id use this Chrome extension: Squarespace block/page ID finder. #post-5fbc6c1172f8b574a0e3959c { background-color: red; } You can post the above code multiple times using the specific id for each blog post.

I see it in the tab. You need to check your blog page SEO page title settings and check the post SEO settings. I suspect the i% is residing in one or the other.

Who hosts your existing domain? Is it with Squarespace or Tucows? If so this is the procedure to move to a new Squarespace site. Tucows and Squarespace domains If you registered or transferred a domain to Squarespace, Squarespace is your domain provider. We sell domains through two registrars, Squarespace Domains LLC and as a reseller of Tucows domains. To determine which of these is your domain's registrar: Log into the site or parking page with the domain. If your domain is connected to a site, open the Domains panel. Click the domain. Find the Provider at the top of the page. Here it shows either Squarespace Domains LLC or Tucows. Tucows is in your Whois record but Squarespace isn't your provider Tucows sells domains directly and through other resellers. If you see Tucows listed in your Whois record, visit your account dashboard to see who is listed as the provider. Next steps After identifying your domain provider, you can: Transfer or connect it to Squarespace (Learn about the differences) Add MX records to a third-party domain to verify it for Google Workspace Contact them directly for help with any settings in your account