GregLassale

A quick follow up to say that I fixed the issue by adding a keyframe fade in animation to the cover page via CSS, which eliminates the "jumping" bug.  

Help no longer needed. I used the following:
@media screen and (max-width:1194px) { .Index-page-content { padding-top: 15px; padding-bottom: 15px; } } Thanks

I'm not sure in what subforum this belongs, but I wanted to give feedback to people about 2 of the main plugin shops you're likely to run into when shopping for code.
 
SQSP Themes: I just bought my first plugin from them (the accordion-tabs plugin that has been recommended multiple times on this forum) and I couldn't be more satisfied. For beginners, clear and detailed instructions are provided and SQSP Themes also provides an awesome customization tool that allows you to adjust and test many parameters of the plugin in real time and spits out the code for you. That is brilliant and extremely well thought-out. The plugin needed a tweak out of the box but support got back to me within the hour with a fix. A great experience.
https://www.sqspthemes.com
 
Squarestudio: Not so good. Look, I hate badmouthing businesses, but buyers beware. I have purchased quite a few plugins from them. Not only did the majority of them not work out of the box, but they also sometime broke other parts of my site. Twice I was lucky enough to receive support from them, but more recently they simply don't reply to messages (done through FB Messenger). I have sent them multiple support requests via Messenger, their Facebook page and email over the past 2+ weeks... and nothing save for one of their devs emailing me back last Monday saying he would have their support team get back to me. I'm still waiting. In brief, know that the chance is high that their plugins might not work out of the box, and that if that's the case you're pretty much on your own. I will have my cc company reverse all recent charges if I don't hear back from them by tomorrow. Stay away from them until they get their act together. 
 
To finish on a positive note, I also wanted to mention Chris Schwartz-Edmisten. He offers free tutorials on YouTube and his website (as well as paid services) and also has a few plugins of his own. I bought his Fixed Footer Reveal pugin which needed a slight tweak. He answered my support request and fixed the issue the same morning. I also used one of his free tutorials to animate my website. He answered a question I had there just as quickly. Check out his plugins, tutorials and his training packages. 
https://schwartz-edmisten.com
 

Used Photoshop real quick >  the Font is "EFFRA Light" or so. You can also find some free fronts here: www.dafont.com

the script based on  default template

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<script> $(document).ready(function(){ $("a.Header-branding").each(function(){ $(this).html($(this).text()); }); }); </script>  

Got it. I had removed my fixed nav CSS thinking it would conflict with your code, but it looks like it's the other way around and your script needs a fixed header in order to work?
All good now. Thanks!

Hi @bangank36 I also use a 7.0 Brine family template (Sofia), but the code above doesn't work for me. Any idea? Site URL is https://gregorylassale.com
Thanks in advance. 

Hi,
Step 1. Edit title to this
GREGORY LASSALE <br/>Translations Step 2. When you're done, let me know. I will test JS code to make line break

Worked perfect. Thank you @bangank36.
CSS is funny. Every time I think something should be easy to do, it's more involved, and every time I think it's gonna be more involved, it's easy. 🙃

Site URL: https://gregorylassale.com
I just switched to a new accordion-tabs plugin. The one that I used before that has this animation on hover I really like:
 
CleanShot 2021-04-22 at 18.18.51.mp4  I think the CSS for that animation is 
.box-sizing (@type: border-box) { -webkit-box-sizing: @type; -moz-box-sizing: @type; box-sizing: @type; } .transition (@transition) { -webkit-transition: @transition; -moz-transition: @transition; -ms-transition: @transition; -o-transition: @transition; transition: @transition; } // Overrides (modify at your own risk) // No support provided past this point // ----------------------------------- .accordion-2 { list-style: none; padding: 0; &__item { margin-bottom: 10px; } &__title { .background-checker(@accordion-2__primary-color); .box-sizing; .transition(all .3s ease); border-left: 3px solid @accordion-2__primary-color; I'd like to apply it to my plugin but would need help with that.
The new plugin's customization CSS is
/* Plugin Accotabs - Custom Styles */ html .c-tabs__accordion-tab { margin: 0 0 10px; background: #f3f5f7; border: .5px solid #ddd; border-radius: 3px 3px 3px 3px; } html .c-tabs.has-hover .c-tabs__accordion-tab:hover,html .c-tabs__accordion-tab[aria-expanded=true] { background: #e8ecf0; border: .5px solid #ddd; } /* end Plugin Accotabs - Custom Styles */  
Thanks in advance. 

I'm not sure in what subforum this belongs, but I wanted to give feedback to people about 2 of the main plugin shops you're likely to run into when shopping for code.
 
SQSP Themes: I just bought my first plugin from them (the accordion-tabs plugin that has been recommended multiple times on this forum) and I couldn't be more satisfied. For beginners, clear and detailed instructions are provided and SQSP Themes also provides an awesome customization tool that allows you to adjust and test many parameters of the plugin in real time and spits out the code for you. That is brilliant and extremely well thought-out. The plugin needed a tweak out of the box but support got back to me within the hour with a fix. A great experience.
https://www.sqspthemes.com
 
Squarestudio: Not so good. Look, I hate badmouthing businesses, but buyers beware. I have purchased quite a few plugins from them. Not only did the majority of them not work out of the box, but they also sometime broke other parts of my site. Twice I was lucky enough to receive support from them, but more recently they simply don't reply to messages (done through FB Messenger). I have sent them multiple support requests via Messenger, their Facebook page and email over the past 2+ weeks... and nothing save for one of their devs emailing me back last Monday saying he would have their support team get back to me. I'm still waiting. In brief, know that the chance is high that their plugins might not work out of the box, and that if that's the case you're pretty much on your own. I will have my cc company reverse all recent charges if I don't hear back from them by tomorrow. Stay away from them until they get their act together. 
 
To finish on a positive note, I also wanted to mention Chris Schwartz-Edmisten. He offers free tutorials on YouTube and his website (as well as paid services) and also has a few plugins of his own. I bought his Fixed Footer Reveal pugin which needed a slight tweak. He answered my support request and fixed the issue the same morning. I also used one of his free tutorials to animate my website. He answered a question I had there just as quickly. Check out his plugins, tutorials and his training packages. 
https://schwartz-edmisten.com
 

I'm not sure in what subforum this belongs, but I wanted to give feedback to people about 2 of the main plugin shops you're likely to run into when shopping for code.
 
SQSP Themes: I just bought my first plugin from them (the accordion-tabs plugin that has been recommended multiple times on this forum) and I couldn't be more satisfied. For beginners, clear and detailed instructions are provided and SQSP Themes also provides an awesome customization tool that allows you to adjust and test many parameters of the plugin in real time and spits out the code for you. That is brilliant and extremely well thought-out. The plugin needed a tweak out of the box but support got back to me within the hour with a fix. A great experience.
https://www.sqspthemes.com
 
Squarestudio: Not so good. Look, I hate badmouthing businesses, but buyers beware. I have purchased quite a few plugins from them. Not only did the majority of them not work out of the box, but they also sometime broke other parts of my site. Twice I was lucky enough to receive support from them, but more recently they simply don't reply to messages (done through FB Messenger). I have sent them multiple support requests via Messenger, their Facebook page and email over the past 2+ weeks... and nothing save for one of their devs emailing me back last Monday saying he would have their support team get back to me. I'm still waiting. In brief, know that the chance is high that their plugins might not work out of the box, and that if that's the case you're pretty much on your own. I will have my cc company reverse all recent charges if I don't hear back from them by tomorrow. Stay away from them until they get their act together. 
 
To finish on a positive note, I also wanted to mention Chris Schwartz-Edmisten. He offers free tutorials on YouTube and his website (as well as paid services) and also has a few plugins of his own. I bought his Fixed Footer Reveal pugin which needed a slight tweak. He answered my support request and fixed the issue the same morning. I also used one of his free tutorials to animate my website. He answered a question I had there just as quickly. Check out his plugins, tutorials and his training packages. 
https://schwartz-edmisten.com