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The reason is that I can't remember off the top of my head what the selector is for that block! 😅 I'll have to check when I'm not mobile.

Hide those on mobile view. Find the block IDs for those images and add them to the code below, separated by commas. Add the code to Design=>Custom CSS: // ==== Mobile Screen Formatting ==== // @media screen and (max-width: 768px) { // ==== Hide Img Blocks ==== // #block-ID1, #block-ID2, #block-ID3 { display:none !important; } }

Try adding this to Design=>Custom CSS: #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1680056084505_259 { display:none !important; }

Where are you getting the code for the signup form?

(Just so you know, you linked your dashboard, which we can't access, not the page in question.) On your first question, different browsers will render the same page slightly differently, even on the same screen size, and of course they will be slightly different on the same browser across different screen sizes. You can't force how it will look, but you can change the mobile font size with CSS. You can even change it only for a specific block. However, you might want to test that. There are tools online that will render your site on various screen sizes. To reduce the space on your carousel block, try adding this to Design=>Custom CSS: @media screen and (max-width: 768px) { .user-items-list { padding-top: 0px !important; padding-bottom: 0px !important; } }

What do you mean by "return to my website to do the Zoom"?

The site you linked is visually simple but not technically simple. You're not going to get to that with just a template. There will be coding involved.

Do you mean you want something different then one of the standard header layouts?

Have you tried adjusting the width? (Change the pixel counts where is says: width="540" height="305") Sendinblue might have to help with the popup -- although for the record, I would not recommend them. Squaresapce has a native pop-up form and email marketing function that isn't bad. If that doesn't have what you need, I would go with a low cost solution like Zoho One. You'll get a lot more functionality.

From the Squarespace menu, go to Design=>Custom CSS Input the following, but be sure to change the font family, weight, spacing, and size to whatever you want. .sqs-block-quote .source { font-family: itc-avant-garde-gothic-pro; font-size:10; letter-spacing:-0.06em; font-weight:700; font-style:italic; } .sqs-block-quote blockquote { font-family: itc-avant-garde-gothic-pro; font-size:10; letter-spacing:-0.06em; font-weight:700; font-style:italic; }

An easy option would be to add two photos to the footer, one in each orientation you want, then hide the mobile photo on desktop and hide the desktop photo on mobile with custom CSS. There's many guides here and online for how to do that. In short, you want to set the break point with @media screen. @media screen and (max-width: 768px) { #DesktopPhotoBlockID { display:none; } } In this case, we're saying up to a maximum width of 768 pixels, use the code in the brackets. For block ID, you need to find the block ID of the desktop photo since that's the one you want to hide.

We had the same issue. We went to support, and they blamed it on custom CSS. After several emails, we were able to convince them that was not it. They said they'd fix it "eventually." FWIW we've had some luck deleting the page, starting fresh, and changing the gap BEFORE adding any content, but that doesn't always work. Of course, I hope someone here has a better solution.

Navigate to Design=>Custom CSS and structure your entry like the following: #block-62dcac1d32fc827688668d37 { h1 {font-size:2.3rem !important} h1 {font-family:futura-pt !important} } Instead of 2.3rem, use whatever size you want.

You could find the block ID and set the font for that heading class just for that block. If you don't know how to get the block ID, I'd recommend Heather Tovey's Squarespace block ID plugin for your browser.

If support said the issue was the code injection, I suspect we'd have to see that to have a shot at answering.

I was able to load it on my iPhone 13 Pro with Firefox but Safari timed out. It's a really big file, so depending on people's connections and browser settings, it might be timing out. I would start by scaling and compressing your images and rebuilding the PDF so it's under 1MB (or as close as possible) and seeing if that helps.

You would have to be able to install and configure an API, or check the Square marketplace to see if someone as built and is selling one already. https://squareup.com/help/us/en/article/3853-square-s-transactions-api-faqs#

I realize I'm late to the party here, but it seems this thread is still being referenced in other discussions. I would recommend Extensiv Integration Manager (formerly CartRover) for syncing inventory between Squarespace and an inventory management system. They don't have native connections to every single platform, of course, so you should make sure yours is supported or better yet, migrate to one that is. You'll definitely want to minimize the number of connections across your process and to pick an inventory system of record that is as close as possible to the point of sale. You'll also want to make sure you have failure alerts configured for every link in the chain, preferably at both sending and receiving ends. Finally, if you have questions, feel free to reach out.

To keep things simple, I would probably use two images and hide one on desktop and hide the other on mobile--or whatever you want. Use @media as you did in your example: @media only screen and (max-width: 640px){ and then: display:none;

(Just FYI, the site you shared is password protected.) If you're on version 7.1, you can adjust the color of your navigation links for each of the 10 color themes. If you only want the color on that page, then reserve one of the color themes for that page and customize it in the site styles section.

There's no way to move a page to another site with the interface. The best you can do is export some of your content and import it into the new site, but it's very limited. You'll still have to rebuild the page structure. https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205814028-Importing-and-exporting-content

I just tested the link you shared on social media and the ballot image appeared. This may be an issue with the site where the link is being shared and not Squarespace. Sites do get to pick what they want to display.

You don't need to duplicate the entire website. If you do, you will have to pay for another subscription. If you did and then disabled the old site afterward, Squarespace will *probably* give a pro-rated refund -- I have done that before -- but there's not any reason to do it that way, unless you want to run both sites simultaneously and/or you want to upgrade to the latest version of Squarespace. In that case, yes, you need to duplicate your entire site and pay a new subscription. You can duplicate individual pages by clicking the gear icon next to the page you want to copy and hitting 'Duplicate' near the bottom. Make changes to the duplicate pages as needed and add new pages such that you build your new site "inside" your current one. Be sure to keep the new pages in the 'Not Linked' section. When you're ready to switch to the new brand, swap the duplicated/edited pages into place, changing navigation titles and URL slugs on old and new pages as needed to keep your menu structure. If you have a high-traffic site, you might want to do that in the middle of the night. Be sure to run a broken link checker after to make sure you got everything. https://www.brokenlinkcheck.com/ Finally, make your new domain primary by clicking on it under Settings/Domains and picking 'Set as Primary Domain' under 'Actions' near the bottom. See screenshot below. Both domains will now point to your new site. Anyone going to the old address will see it change automatically to the new address in their browser. Updating your email domain is not hard, but it's also not easy to summarize. Google has some instructions. https://support.google.com/a/answer/7009324?product_name=UnuFlow&hl=en&visit_id=637982532474186446-1998704693&rd=1&src=supportwidget0&hl=en If that's too opaque, you can grab a 15-minute demo session at the link below. It would be much easier to just show you than to type it all out. https://hello.rocketfire.solutions

No need to manage multiple sites or email accounts. You can connect multiple domains to a site. I would duplicate all the pages you want to keep/edit within your existing site, leaving the current pages live until you've made all your changes. Then, connect your new domain and swap the new pages for the old. If you want, you can keep the old domain pointing to your new site. You could also set up a forward with your domain host to send visitors to the old domain to a special welcome page on your site that introduces the change. With Google Workspace, you can also have multiple domains on the same account. You can receive email at seemingly unlimited number of mailboxes. You can only send from the primary address. But you can change your primary domain. So, similar to above, add the new domain to your existing account and you can begin to receive email immediately. Change primary domains at whatever point makes sense, and you can still receive email to the old boxes.

Off the top of my head, unfortunately, no. You might try searching for "squarespace autoscroll carousel" or similar phrase.