LindaDarco

I am seeing this, too. The Squarespace UPS quotes are 2 x higher than the actual postage rate for UPS. UPS postage that I buy for a 40lb box from NY to UT for example: $55.52 Squarespace "quote" from UPS and charge to my customer if I have that kind of shipping set up for the same size and weight package is $120. It's too high. A possible work around would be applying a negative % markup to get the prices more where they should be. But you can't put in a negative number there. Anyone have other solutions aside from manually assigning postage rates for every zip code?

I hope squarespace is working on a fix for this. It would make my life SO much easier if I could have a wholesale, non-taxed shop on my site and a separate retail (taxed) shop. I wish there was a default tax setting for products that you could adjust individually if desired. OR if each shop could have it's own tax setting -- that would be amazing.

Hello-- I spent a beautiful afternoon making a great map in Mapbox. And then I found this chain. Ha! I still like my map box map a lot more than the only semi-customizable one in Advanced Map Block. I did get Mapbox to work on my Squarespace site. But I'm trying both. I know the Advanced Map Block option should be easier for others to edit here. Upon setting up Advanced Map Block, I'm finding that only one blog post location is pulling into the map. The posts have accurate locations. I'm not getting any warnings. I've cleared caches and tried different browsers. I can still only see the first blog post as a location. Does any one have a fix? I feel like I'm just missing a setting or something. Thank you.