justin.mabee

Unfortunately, this isn't an option in Squarespace as far as I know. Those tag created pages are not editable, as they are autogenerated.

I would add the weight of the item to the product, and then in shipping you can determine the length, width, and height of the box. That should be enough. With the overcharging thing, if you are on advanced commerce there should be an option for it to decide based on their cart checkout how many boxes it can be shipped in, based on the weight, length, width, and height combined.

Gallery pages don't allow for titles or additional text on them, as they're pretty restrictive. My usual way around this is to shrink as much of the top padding as I need to, and add a small section above the gallery page with a title and/or text intro.

You shouldn't have to worry about it, especially if you build the columns and then check out they're looking on mobile. I would just break out the list into columns.

Hi there! There's really no reason to use code for this, if you're using Fluid Engine and not Classic Editor. You should be able to just split the text block into two text boxes, (71 items in each) and put them next to each other. On mobile, you can orient them next to each other in length order to eliminate the additional spacing between the two blocks. Or, you can make two columns on mobile as well. Included a couple screenshots here, if it helps.

Hey there! This should get you there. You have to target the specific link itself, which is why we had to add the 'a'. .header-nav .header-nav-item--folder .header-nav-folder-content .header-nav-folder-item a { color: blue; }

Hey Taylor! So this is a bit complicated because it's hard to specifically target just the dropdown itself, but what I was able to do was target the item itself. I've included the code for the product page itself, and then for the product block (which is what you have a screenshot of here). This should get you there! .ProductItem-details .variant-select-wrapper, .ProductItem-details .product-quantity-input input { font-family: ''; } .product-block .productDetails .product-variants .variant-option { font-family: ''; }

Hi there! In the navigation, your header button is not unique per page. It's similar to the footer, where all the links remain the same on every page. If you want to change the navigation or links per page, you could try a dual CTA (giving you two buttons on the header, but these would be the same on every page), or use @WillMyers Site Nav Replacer plugin, which I've used before and works really well!

Hi Kall. Customer service isn't available via phone, and the CEO obviously would not put his email address or phone number out there for the average person to contact him. This is how startups and companies work. I'm sorry to hear you haven't heard back from support. I would likely not keep a Fiverr "expert" on retainer every time you need help. I'm not sure how active Squarespace help is on X these days as I'm not on the platform anymore, but I've usually heard back from support via email after 24 hours or less. Live support is sometimes available via live chat from the help.squarespace.com after selecting what your issue is from several dropdowns. But Live Chat isn't always available. Is there a possibility you can explain what the issue you're having is, and maybe I can help? I'm a Squarespace Expert and have been working in Squarespace for over 12 years, so I might be able to help.

What forum program are you using? Can you share a link to your forum?

Sorry didn't see this response. Yes, you'd likely have to remove the wavy border for this to bleed properly.

Awesome! Great work.

If you click on the form block, then Design, and then Edit Form Styles, from there you can customize all of the form styles. But this may not translate to the lightbox form, so try this out. Obviously change the fonts or remove the font lines entirely if you don't need them, same with text-transforms. //Lightbox Form// .sqs-modal-lightbox-content .lightbox-inner .lightbox-content { background: #090b09 !important; border: 1px solid #e7e64d; } .sqs-modal-lightbox-content .lightbox-inner .lightbox-content .lightbox-close { color: #e7e64d; } .sqs-modal-lightbox-content .lightbox-inner .lightbox-content .form-wrapper .form-title { font-family: 'Quantify Bold'; text-transform: uppercase; color: white; } .form-wrapper .field-list .title, .form-wrapper .field-list .field .caption { font-family: 'Nexa Bold'; text-transform: uppercase; color: white !important; } .sqs-modal-lightbox .sqs-modal-lightbox-content .sqs-button-element--primary { background-color: #e7e64d; color: black; font-family: 'Nexa Bold'; } .form-wrapper .react-form-contents .field-list .fields .description.required, .form-wrapper .react-form-contents .field-list .description.required, .form-wrapper .react-form-contents .field-list p.description, .form-wrapper .react-form-contents .field-list .caption-text:not(:empty) { font-family: 'Nexa Bold'; color: white; } .sqs-modal-lightbox-content .lightbox-inner .lightbox-content .form-wrapper { background-color: black; }

Can you share a link to the site?

@NoodlesOnTop You'd create a separate blog roll altogether. So instead of adding the testimonials to the main blog roll, you create a separate one just for the testimonials and pull from that. Check out this example from Ghost Plugins.