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H1 is different than a meta-description. H stands for heading. Headings (H1, H2, H3...) are not just font styling, like in a word processor. Originally, they were meant to be more like the tiers of an outline, where there was only one H1 text, typically the title or topic of the page. These days, Google is smart, and they make it clear that they can figure out your headings and a missing H1 tag isn't the end of the world. However, just from a due diligence standpoint, all the SEO audit tools still flag it. If you don't need it, it's probably not hurting your SEO.

Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with the Quincy template. Perhaps someone else here is. One thing to check, however: When you are in edit mode on mobile view, are the text blocks overlapping, as below? If so, adjust the size so that they are stacked and non-overlapping. I'm not sure what the Quincy template is doing to the image, but there are options there, including using different images, hiding one on desktop view and hiding the other on mobile view. See here for more info. (Also, just FYI, "Furnishing" has a typo. There's an extra i.)

If you are on 7.1, you change that in the header. Edit any page, then hover over the header and click Edit Site Header. Then, under Global, click Site Title and Logo. Your site title will be at the top.

Had the same issue. You can save Squarespace forms to Mailchimp but not Squarespace itself, which makes no sense. There doesn't seem to be a way to, for example, add a checkbox to a form that is the user's consent to join a Squarespace mailing list. You can redirect the user after submitting the form to a newsletter sign up page, but abandonment makes that effectively useless. You could also save the form responses to a Google doc and periodically import the email addresses, but that's an enormous pain, especially if you want any automated messaging to go out on a timely basis. Nor is the API helpful. You only have the option to GET, and then only if you are using profiles. You can't POST anything other than order and product updates. Otherwise we could add subscribers on form submission very easily with a Zap. (TBH we're not the biggest fans of Squarespace's email marketing tool, but to be fair, it is nice for very simple use cases.)

That was gonna be next. Glad it worked.

If you told us what version of Squarespace you are on and provided a link to your site, we might be able to help better.

The 'p' in that code stands for paragraph, which is a specific text type different than headings. If that code works, then try adding 'a' as well: a, p { -webkit-hyphens: auto !important; -moz-hyphens: auto !important; -ms-hyphens: auto !important; hyphens: auto !important; }

Can you paste the code provided by ConvertKit?

How deep are you into designing this site? You can accomplish what you're asking without code in Squarespace 7.1. There's no tool to migrate, so you would have to reassemble everything, but assuming this is all you need help with, you wouldn't have to pay anyone for custom code that might break the next time Squarespace makes an update. If you paid annually, Squarespace will typically credit you the remaining balance on the prior subscription if you write to them with the link to the new site once it is paid for and live. https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038270572-Moving-from-Squarespace-version-7-0-to-version-7-1-checklist?platform=v6&websiteId=625a1060657f0a5490b3374b

I am not sure what you mean by "add individual LinkedIn icon for our members." Why do you need code? You can add links to an image block. Here, you could add a link to the LinkedIn page for each member. Could you give us some more context?

That looks like an announcement bar. You edit that under the marketing section. From your Squarespace dashboard, go to Marketing=>Announcement Bar and change the text. It looks like you're using embedded links, which you can edit in the text box by highlighting the text with the link and clicking edit.

That sounds like an issue for support. As a long shot, you might try it on a different browser. If you still can't get in, reach out to them.

Have you tried using a pair of text blocks? Left-justify both and place them next to each other like in your example.

Add this to Design=>Custom CSS: .header-title-nav-wrapper { flex:1 0 80% } .header-layout-nav-center .header-nav { width:100% !important; flex:1 1 100% }

You can flip and invert those section borders, but there is not a setting that can round the point. It's possible to add that, but you need a custom clip path that creates the desired shape and you need too apply it to the section border in question with CSS. You might be able to get the clip path with clippy: https://bennettfeely.com/clippy/

There is a page title and SEO settings for the blog itself. Should rule that out as well. (If you don't know, go to the blog page in your dashboard and click the gear icon at the top.) If that's not it, are you using Google Search Console or have you submitted the page to Google for indexing?

Design=>Checkout Page

Could you not configure this with a custom 100% discount of some kind? e.g. all products in the members area or all products in a specific category? Your invoicing software would have to know to ignore the discount, which is obviously not ideal, but it might be better than nothing. Also, take a look at Cart Rover -- recently bought by Extensiv and renamed Extensiv Integration Manager -- for connecting Squarespace to a third-party accounting app. (And yes, Shopify does a lot better for clients outside the traditional webstore.)

What do you mean by "redirect PDFs"?

Let me know if this does it: .header-nav-item--active:hover { a,span { background-image:none !important; text-decoration:none !important; } }

If you don't mind it being in your navigation menu, just add it as a link (bottom). If it needs to be separate, you could create a page with a "You are being redirected..." message and add this as a code injection to the page header: <script> setTimeout(function(){ window.location.href = 'https://wobile.superops.ai'; }, 5000); </script>

I imagine @tuanphan might know the answer to this one without having to dig into it.

Unfortunately, Squarespace does not have a native upload function. (Only download.) But there are plugins available. Do a search for "squarespace file upload plugin" or similar.

Under Edit Section, what color is that section? What is the section height?

You can add a password to a project page by clicking it and clicking the page settings gear icon. Under General, toward the bottom, enter the password you want to use. Or does that not work for you?