kika.tuff

Try adding this to Design > Custom CSS
footer.sections { z-index: 99999 !important; }  

I know this post is old, but I found a good workaround for me - just to disable the click on the image, but leave the click on the title:

#collection-6332807689280679fc92dd36 .BlogList-item-image-link {
  pointer-events: none;
  }

*** Collection id will be unique to your blog page!

Hey @LukasEriksen! I figured out how to turn off the confetti effect after a certain amount of time. I set mine to turn off after 3 seconds - use the SetTimeOut function, with the command confetti.stop
<script src="https://www.wpromotions.eu/confetti.min.js"></script> <script>confetti.start()</script> <script>setTimeout(function(){confetti.stop();},3000)</script>  

Hey @LukasEriksen! I figured out how to turn off the confetti effect after a certain amount of time. I set mine to turn off after 3 seconds - use the SetTimeOut function, with the command confetti.stop
<script src="https://www.wpromotions.eu/confetti.min.js"></script> <script>confetti.start()</script> <script>setTimeout(function(){confetti.stop();},3000)</script>  

@tuanphan this code: <script src="https://www.wpromotions.eu/confetti.min.js"></script><script>confetti.start()</script>

Would love to hear some answers for this! I'm running into all kinds of alt text issues on Squarespace - how to hide the alt text, how to add alt text to a banner image, etc. Have they not considered accessibility issues? Why isn't this straightforward?

Hey @e2thex and @kika.tuff,
Still having headaches with this? Our team offers alt text management as part of our Squarespace accessibility monitoring service. We write appropriate alt text for each image and use custom code to override Squarespace's default alt text values where needed (including null alt values for backgrounds and decorative images). We also have custom solutions to augment Squarespace templates for full WCAG 2.1 AA and ADA compliance.
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-Tyler