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@paul2009 using Tudor - got this working for a blog page using the insert blog header code -would you recommend changing what I have here to your solution? <script>$(document).ready(function () { $(".logo-image.branding a[href]").attr("href", "/fitness-reviews"); }); </script> at you laid out

I had a similar issue - reduced the font size and used the minimum number of words - little bit of a hack - did you find a more elegant solution?

Hi @chmitchy did you manage to get a handle on this issue? I am using Tudor which is part of the Skye family -and have noticed this also but not all articles - Google Says you can tell them which date you prefer but there is no guarantee. See this article I would like the date modified to display under the title does anyone know if this is possible? thanks Steve

Yes works great. Assuming you have Squarespace eCommerce enabled - USE Code Injection and paste the code they give you into Order Confirmation Section. Will look something like this <img src="https://shareasale.com/sale.cfm?amount={orderSubtotal}&tracking={orderId}&transtype=sale&merchantID=xxxxxxx" width="1" height="1"> Found it worked fine. You could also checkout Tap Affiliate

Excellent Answer - worked perfectly for me thanks! It would be nice if Squarespace would address this with a multi-column responsive table block and some styling options

works great - thanks - one question - when the page first loads should you see the sections that are hidden displayed - then hide/disappear until the button is clicked

you you to close the close quote at the end of the word blank if i'm reading this correctly e.g. "target="_blank"

neither btw - it was after saving the link, to open externally, it did not take affect at first. Seemed to take 5-10 min then worked - did not seem like a cache issue- but that was in march.

sorry where I do find the combined answer css code

I have noticed this delay on other things implemented - why is that?