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polizzi reacted to tuanphan in Change background image size on mobile
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@media screen and (max-width:767px) { .homepage section:first-child { height: 30vh !important; min-height: unset !important; } }
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polizzi reacted to jpeter in Change mobile navigation in 7.1
Adding the following CSS should put you in a good spot:
/* Mobile nav styles */ @media (max-width: 799px){ /* Make the sub menu and container that contains the icons spaced apart into a column */ .header--menu-open .header-menu .header-menu-nav-list { display: flex; flex-direction: column; justify-content: space-between; } /* Override default properties to bring the sub menu into view */ .header-menu-nav-folder { position: relative; transform: translateX(0); min-height: auto; } /* Reduce the font size and adjust the space between the lines */ .header-menu-nav-folder a { font-size: 2.1rem; line-height: 1; } /* Override the default `position` and `min-height` properties of the main menu container that also contains the icons and place it below the sub menu using the `order` property. */ .header-menu-nav-folder[data-folder="root"] { position: relative; min-height: auto; order: 2; } /* Hide the container of the main menu */ .header-menu-nav-folder[data-folder="root"] .header-menu-nav-folder-content { display: none; } /* Hide the back button */ .header-menu-controls-control[data-action="back"] { display: none; } } See article on how to add CSS: https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205815928-Adding-custom-HTML-CSS-and-JavaScript
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polizzi reacted to tuanphan in Adding Custom CSS to Auto-Lists : Auto-Layout
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[data-section-id="6116a420f53199026132b96f"] li { border: 3px solid red; }
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polizzi got a reaction from Collaborada in Font Awesome icons in Squarespace buttons
Hi,
I've been successfully pasting tags for Font Awesome icons into button text fields up until today when the icons suddenly disappeared. When I try to replace them, they no longer work. If I enter something like this:
Learn more about us ︁<i class="fa-regular fa-circle-arrow-right"></i>
I get this:
Learn more about us ︁<i class="fa-regular fa-circle-arrow-right"></i>
And no icon shows up.
Squarespace support hasn't provided an answer. Has anyone else encountered this problem?
Thanks,
john
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polizzi reacted to KelseyG in SVG links not working on live site
Ok, so SS does not make this easy so here's the solution:
After uploading your .svg file as a link, you will get the dynamic path:
/s/image.svg Note that this dynamic version WILL NOT WORK:
background-image: url("/s/image.svg");
Paste this after your url:
https://exampledomain.com/s/image.svg This will redirect to a very long file path.
Copy that new url and use it in your custom CSS as the path:
background-image: url("https://static1.squarespace.com/static/60cbad31bb9e2415f759b216/t/60d1116d41b3160fdcad630f/1624314221425/image.svg"); You should be able to use this version as well, but keep in mind if your url changes or is in beta:
background-image: url("https://exampledomain.com/s/image.svg"); Really. All of this for a common file type like .svg 🙄
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polizzi reacted to tuanphan in Using a image to a "back to top button" in the footer
change image url to #top
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polizzi got a reaction from creedon in Font Awesome icons in Squarespace buttons
Thank you, creedon. Thank you, tuanphan.
I'm using psuedo to apply icons in other parts of my design. But having the ability to drop different icons into specific buttons was very helpful. I know I can use CSS and unicode to target individual buttons, but doing so for a range of buttons across multiple pages would be a pain to create and manage.
Squarespace support would neither confirm nor deny that they closed the loophole. They only told me they can't help with custom code. But talking to support at Font Awesome, they claimed to be aware of other customers using the same method to insert icons into buttons on Squarespace. It seems strange that Squarespace would intentionally remove functionality that supports such a hugely popular and easy-to-use icon service. (Unless, maybe, Squarespace was planning to acquire or partner with some alternate icon provider.)
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polizzi reacted to creedon in Font Awesome icons in Squarespace buttons
If I had to guess I'd say SS didn't intend for HTML to go into the button block Text field and have closed that loophole.
If you want to restore the effect you'd need to use Javascript to insert the HTML.
Folks. In general unless SS indicates that HTML can be input somewhere you may not want to do this. At some point SS will most likely fix the loophole.
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polizzi reacted to tuanphan in Font Awesome icons in Squarespace buttons
You can use CSS pseudo to insert FontAwesome Unicode icon. If you share link to your site, we can help easier
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polizzi got a reaction from Beyondspace in Font Awesome icons in Squarespace buttons
Hi,
I've been successfully pasting tags for Font Awesome icons into button text fields up until today when the icons suddenly disappeared. When I try to replace them, they no longer work. If I enter something like this:
Learn more about us ︁<i class="fa-regular fa-circle-arrow-right"></i>
I get this:
Learn more about us ︁<i class="fa-regular fa-circle-arrow-right"></i>
And no icon shows up.
Squarespace support hasn't provided an answer. Has anyone else encountered this problem?
Thanks,
john
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polizzi reacted to tuanphan in [Share] Squarespace 7.1 CSS ID List
I will update code in this week ❣️
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polizzi reacted to tuanphan in [Share] Squarespace 7.1 CSS ID List
Yes. But perhaps next month, temporarily overloaded.
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polizzi reacted to creedon in Adding a custom background to a page/section in 7.1 - Trouble with code
No.
As I understand it there are 3 ways to include SVG.
As code within a page via a code block or code injection.
Via a url that references a file such as <img src="my.svg" />.
Via a url that references a file such as above but the SVG is encoded in the tag itself.
I would only use the last method if the other two couldn't be used. There do seem to be some potential ins and outs with this method. Although the following article is older some of the issues may still apply.
Probably Don’t Base64 SVG