bobbeck

Temporary solution found : (with name of site title as Typography - the middle word...) .header-title-text a { display: block; } .header-title-text a:before { content: 'Canadian'; display: block; } .header-title-text a:after { content: 'Archive'; display: block; }

I have a similar question - but looking for a thrid line break. Can anyone help me with the custom CSS required for that? I can't figure out how to use two different calls for :before... Ideally my finished result would display on three lines as: Canadian Typography Archive Here's what I have (edited site title to read Archive, but am missing the third line solution). .header-title-text a { display: block1; } .header-title-text a:before { content: 'Canadian Typography'; display: block; } Note: I was able to get the look I wanted by adding <br> between the three lines in the editor, and it displayed correctly until I hit save - and then added the <br> in the text directly (no longer hidden). So weird that it displayed correctly before hitting save...

@tuanphan I would need a little more description than your answer provides. I added another footer - one is in the "top" footer blocks, and the other is in the "bottom" footer blocks - but I am not sure if this is what you meant. Please let me know if the process is different... And if I did it right, I would love to see the CSS for it. Thanks! Bob

Site URL: https://rcaarc2021.squarespace.com/ Hi there, I am creating a multilingual site (English, French) and have read that having 2 different footers is possible using CSS and maybe Javascript to hide Lang 1 when user is on Lang 2. I am using Brine and on 7.0. Can someone help me out here? Site pw rcaarc2021 Thank you!