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  1. abibacon
    Hey @VitaminB, you can certainly move Domains between Squarespace sites. Check out this article - https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205812098-Moving-a-domain-to-another-Squarespace-site If you need help with this please reach out at abi@abibacon.com
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    Hey @aquidos, you may be able to achieve something via purely CSS, if you'd like to discuss this as a Custom Project please reach out via abi@abibacon.com.
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    Hey @mra0408, you'll want to remove the title from the dropdown folder settings. You'll need to add a space though so that a character remains.
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    Hey @DianeEliz, glad you got it working, and thanks for the coffee! If you could mark my answer as the solution that would be great thank you.
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    Hey @rhondahymason, could you share a link to the page please?
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    Hey @mra0408, try the below. You'll want to remove the word 'menu' from the folder. .header-nav-folder-title::before { content: ""; display: inline-block; width: 32px; /* Adjust width as needed */ height: 32px; /* Adjust height as needed */ background-image: url('https://static1.squarespace.com/static/660c373e52a5950e32b0eb84/t/66148c738bb81e0984a23ca4/1712622707576/icons8-play-32+%281%29.png'); background-size: cover; /* or contain, depending on your preference */ }
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    Hey @rhondahymason, could you share a link to the page?
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    Hey @SoSwellTanya, you'll want to add all links to your Main Navigation (Dropdown & Separate Links) and then use CSS to hide the individual links on Desktop, and the Dropdown on Mobile. @media only screen and (min-width: 767px) { .header-nav-item:nth-of-type(2), .header-nav-item:nth-of-type(3), .header-nav-item:nth-of-type(4) { display: none; } } @media only screen and (max-width: 766px) { .header-menu-nav-item:nth-of-type(1) { display: none; } }
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    Hey @rhondahymason, try adding the below CSS to your Custom CSS area. #siteWrapper .tweak-products-category-title .products.collection-content-wrapper .nested-category-title.nested-category-title-padding::after { border-bottom: 0px; }
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    Hey @DianeEliz, you've got a few options here. All code provided would go in the Custom CSS area, so is compatible with the Personal Plan. 1) Use the Site Styles menu to change the color of links within text. 2) Target all links within text blocks with this CSS #siteWrapper p a { color: green; } 3) Target specific Block ID's #siteWrapper #block-id a { color: green; } 4) Use a Tertiary Style button with background fill and use below CSS #siteWrapper .sqs-button-element--tertiary { background: none; color: green; }
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    Hey @chrisadams92, without upgrading to 7.1 there will be limitations on whats achievable here. However if you can provide a link to your site and point out a couple of the blocks you'd like to target I can provide some CSS for you.
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    Hey, if you would like further help feel free to reach out via abi@abibacon.com @Alin-Muste
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    Hey @Alin-Muste, you'll want to use the '.fe-block-b29d00e9c400b3846cf4' rather than that block id.
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    Ah okay, the selector may need to be adjusted, what is the CSS you're using? @Alin-Muste
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    Hey @Alin-Muste, looks like it is a z-index issue, you'll want to increase this further.
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    @VitaminB, there may be other plugins however I do highly recommend the one linked above, the installation process is very simple & the code is well maintained.
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    Hey @Keelytyler, it looks like they will need specifically targeting, try the below. #siteWrapper .ProductItem-details-title { font-family: 'BUFFALO'; } #siteWrapper .blog-item-title .entry-title { font-family: 'BUFFALO'; }
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    Hey @aquidos, that's awesome! Unfortunately this wouldn't be achievable without custom code. Here's a plugin called Expanding Panels, whilst it doesn't match the design of the site you linked, it is a similar effect. (Affiliate Link)
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    Hey @VitaminB, looks like you're using the free Slider tutorial from will-myers.com. However the auto scroll feature is only a feature on the paid plugin. You can check that out here - https://www.will-myers.com/products/p/sliding-image-banner?peachs_apc=abi-bacon (This is an affiliate link).
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    @Jbenhaim ah okay, I'd recommend using a code block and writing html like below <p>Start of the sentence <img src="https://picsum.photos/20/30"> then carry on writing</p>
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    Hey @Jbenhaim, with CSS we can add custom icons before a text block but are unable to replace specific words. This is something you'd be able to achieve with Javascript instead.
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    Hey @JoshPickCC, try the below .gallery-section { height: 20vh !important; }
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    Hey @trececreative, if you would like to reach out via email at abi@abibacon.com I'd be happy to take a closer look for you.
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    Hey @JoshPickCC, if you share a link I can jump into the web inspector and provide some CSS.
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    Hey @ConnorSch, you'll want to create two galleries, styling each as you wish and then hide one on desktop and one on mobile via CSS Media queries.
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