derricksrandomviews

Ah! I had a callrail code snippet that was blocking me from editing phone numbers. Took it out and it worked fine. 
 

Wish I had known more about summary blocks and the fact you can make a "list" of blog posts a whole lot more exciting looking with some design tweaks. 
https://myrandomviews.com/storysummary
Update:
Another thing I wish I knew is that you can isolate and group  blog posts using a category filtered by a hyper-link.  They will show up in list layout or as featured posts, depending on how your blog is styled, and  your template setting, but these posts look like they have their own 'page" without actually having to use one. So I mix things up on my site, some posts in a summary block on their own pages, and some grouped using hyperlinks. Those links can go anywhere, on the nav bar, in a folder on a button. And those links can be used outside the site, in emails, social media posts, lots of things. The url slug will take you to the first item in the folder. 
myrandomviews.com/special-stories
 

Thank you!

For a  professional artist or photographer, just stick with your own name in the logo. It isn't unique or original to do that,  but for those two groups, who they are, and what they do, are inseperable. 

Wish I had known more about summary blocks and the fact you can make a "list" of blog posts a whole lot more exciting looking with some design tweaks. 
https://myrandomviews.com/storysummary
Update:
Another thing I wish I knew is that you can isolate and group  blog posts using a category filtered by a hyper-link.  They will show up in list layout or as featured posts, depending on how your blog is styled, and  your template setting, but these posts look like they have their own 'page" without actually having to use one. So I mix things up on my site, some posts in a summary block on their own pages, and some grouped using hyperlinks. Those links can go anywhere, on the nav bar, in a folder on a button. And those links can be used outside the site, in emails, social media posts, lots of things. The url slug will take you to the first item in the folder. 
myrandomviews.com/special-stories
 

Haute and Farro, in style tweaks you can adjust the padding on both sides of the site. I assume that means you can remove it which should widen the site to full bleed. 
This may help as well:
 

Hello Derrick and thank you for answer me. As you guessed, I'm still in a trial period.
I began by Balboa template but I'm discovering squarspace and change all the template now isn't a problem.
I'll take a look at the templates you purposed me. 
thank you again !

Wish I had known more about summary blocks and the fact you can make a "list" of blog posts a whole lot more exciting looking with some design tweaks. 
https://myrandomviews.com/storysummary
Update:
Another thing I wish I knew is that you can isolate and group  blog posts using a category filtered by a hyper-link.  They will show up in list layout or as featured posts, depending on how your blog is styled, and  your template setting, but these posts look like they have their own 'page" without actually having to use one. So I mix things up on my site, some posts in a summary block on their own pages, and some grouped using hyperlinks. Those links can go anywhere, on the nav bar, in a folder on a button. And those links can be used outside the site, in emails, social media posts, lots of things. The url slug will take you to the first item in the folder. 
myrandomviews.com/special-stories
 

Wish I had known more about summary blocks and the fact you can make a "list" of blog posts a whole lot more exciting looking with some design tweaks. 
https://myrandomviews.com/storysummary
Update:
Another thing I wish I knew is that you can isolate and group  blog posts using a category filtered by a hyper-link.  They will show up in list layout or as featured posts, depending on how your blog is styled, and  your template setting, but these posts look like they have their own 'page" without actually having to use one. So I mix things up on my site, some posts in a summary block on their own pages, and some grouped using hyperlinks. Those links can go anywhere, on the nav bar, in a folder on a button. And those links can be used outside the site, in emails, social media posts, lots of things. The url slug will take you to the first item in the folder. 
myrandomviews.com/special-stories
 

The closet thing that Squarespace has, built in, to do this is to create a page for each person and give that page its own unique password, no user name just password, one password per page,  which you would provide to the person using it to access that page. 
Square space has member areas too, up to thiry.  Members areas are more for e-commerce, selling online classes, subscriptions, recipes, things of that sort. There is a monthly charge from Squarespace for that service. 

Check the blog page slug something might have changed .

We made it work by using the filter option. Thank you for asking 🙂

I agree, that is why I don't use the SS search function, and use my own image organizer. 

With 7.0 you have to have a gallery page for the summary block to see, loaded, not a gallery block and it cannot be inside an index page or the summary will not pull content from it. 7.0 summaries can also pull content from events, projects, and products page. It will pull content from a blog. 7.1 only sees content from a blog, store, or event pages. Both 7.0 and 7.1will allow gallery blocks in a blog and summaries will link and pull a thumbnail from those pages as well. 

This guide should help you:
https://insidethesquare.co/squarespace-tutorials/removing-header-footer-using-css

This guide should help you:
https://insidethesquare.co/squarespace-tutorials/removing-header-footer-using-css

The easiest workaround is to use a text block instead of a quote block, type in your quote, place the authors name where you want it and then click the quote option " " in the text block menu bar. This adds quotes and a vertical  line like a quote block but  you have more  control over the space. 

Thanks all for your comments. I was most nervous about coming to SQSP and losing search engine rankings. I've always known that the GTMetrix type scores are getting to be more important as the web develops, and I've really tried to up those, as traditionally these web builders don't do well there.
Frankly I'm REALLY impressed, the SEO in SQSP, it's smashed us right back up to page one, but the blogs that we are writing are really taking off; consistently getting fantastic traffic. Content is obviously key with google these days.
I never thought it possible to have a platform like this which is so easy to use and will actually rank so well.
One thing I've learned that you might like, is to use Cloudflare for your DNS, it really speeds up your web load time.

I made my logo with Pixelmator using a screenshot from one of my banner images, made an oval, and scrawled my name. I like how the signature goes off the background
I do like it but am just about ready for a change.
 
Best Wishes,
George Cartwright

For a  professional artist or photographer, just stick with your own name in the logo. It isn't unique or original to do that,  but for those two groups, who they are, and what they do, are inseperable. 

As of Feb. 03. it looks like the SS engineers have resolved the issue and I can now edit my site.

It’s not possible to move a website subscription between sites. You'll need to cancel the site you don’t need and upgrade the one you want to use in its place.
Check Squarespace's Refund Policy before cancelling, because they don't offer pro-rata refunds.
To cancel a site subscription:
1. Go to Settings > Billing & Account > Billing > Subscriptions.
2. Click your site subscription and then click Cancel Subscription.
 

You can also copy just one page, move it to your unlinked section work on it, enable it move it to the linked section, make it your home page, move the original one out and disable it. If your home page is a portfolio page the procedure would be a bit more complitcated, you would create a new portfolio page in the unlinked section, copy the pages in the portfolio move them to the unlinked section to work on them, when done move the new portfolio page into the linked section and all the pages as well. Then move the originals out, the portfolio out and then disable or delete. Need any more help in this regard don't hesitate to ask here. 

For single blog post put in a markdown block inserted  in the post itself. 
<style> .blog-item-title h1.entry-title { display: none !important; } <style>  

For single blog post put in a markdown block inserted  in the post itself. 
<style> .blog-item-title h1.entry-title { display: none !important; } <style>