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  1. Now, does anyone know a bit of code to hide the blogroll area from the blog page? So not in the back end obviously, but hide it from the published page? That way, I wouldn't have to make a separate page with the summary block on it.
  2. Ok! I actually found that bit of code in another posting here. Here it is: Add to Advanced ⇢ Code Injection ⇢ Footer <script> document.querySelector('.summary-item a').setAttribute('target', '_blank'); </script>
  3. Or - another option could be to use the Summary Block. Maybe easier to code? I would just need a code to have the thumbnail images click away in a new tab.
  4. Hi thanks for any help! I did try the code above but it's not quite right. On my blog I have coded to remove the titles from blog posts so the page only shows images. I need the external link to be on thumbnails, with it clicking away in a new tab. So in other words no one would be going to any blog post pages (those are blank). It's just the image clicking away to external content. The blog isn't live yet but you can see it here https://www.giftsformystics.com/shop-oracle pswrd: giftsblogtest Hi there was there an answer to this question here? I'm looking to either: Use the blogroll page and code to have the external link-away to a new tab on the featured image as well as the title OR use the summary block but need the link to open in a new tab.
  5. Hi there was there an answer to this question here? I'm looking to either: Use the blogroll page and code to have the external link-away to a new tab on the featured image as well as the title OR use the summary block but need the link to open in a new tab.
  6. You'd think it would be in their best interest not to have millions of redundant images on their servers no?
  7. Thanks for this - it's a good solution for the transition - but moving forward, let's address new blog posts. Clients want to purchase a link in a post like this mydomain.com/their-article not like this mydomain.com/blog/their-article For new articles, my only option would be to have individual pages for each post. Given we post about a dozen a month, this would quickly become unwieldy. Jude
  8. I as well and hoping there's a solution to this. I have a massive blog that I'd dearly love to move over to Squarespace but it's essential that each post live on my primary domain so domain.com/post-name I've sent a note into customer care to see if this is planned for the near future It has always been easy to do this on Wordpress
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