qosmic

You'll have to learn some CSS. You can use the following, but you'll have to customize it.
#CollectionID { #page .page-section:nth-of-type(1) { -webkit-clip-path: polygon(0% 0%, 0% 0%, 0% 0%, 0% 0%); clip-path: polygon(0% 0%, 0% 0%, 0% 0%, 0% 0%); } } The collection ID is unique to the page. Under nth-of-type, you tell the browser which section on the page to apply the clip path. FOr example, if it's the third section on that page, you would put nth-of-type(3).
Finally, replace the percentages with your clip path.

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.)

We've implemented a number of solutions for our clients, most of whom use a 3rd party application to manage their contacts and customers, typically a CRM. In our opinion, Squarespace's mailing list is really only useful for ecommerce companies with limited needs.

You can select blocks and copy between sections. I don't think it works across pages. However, you can duplicate a page. If you want the layout, I would start with the copy and then customize as needed.

It's possible you have a DNS or other technical error, but unless you share your site name and URL, it would impossible for anyone to say.
However, what you've described is not really how search indexing works. Just because you've launched a site with a certain name, even an uncommon name or made-up word, doesn't mean Google will immediately rank you over longstanding pages that contain the same or similar words, even if you've submitted your site to them.
Ten days is not long. The typical rule of thumb is that it takes several weeks for any changes to have any noticeable effect on your rank and as long as 90 days or so before you see the full effect of those changes. (Actual results will vary significantly, but start with that expectation.)
There are any number of decent primers on SEO. Squarespace has one. I often send beginners to Semrush because they have some nice short videos that cover the basics. But you have to recognize that it's an entire discipline. It's many people's entire job. If you're lost, you might consider hiring help.

No issue here either. I tried scaling it, and the site always filled the viewable area.

Loaded fine for me. Try deleting all your cookies and logging in again. If the problem persists, disable any browser plugins/extensions one at a time to see if there is a conflict. If it still persists, reach out to support.

We don't know that the image tint is 100%. 0.675 white tint applied a 100% white background just looks white. Given that the code works in the first case, it has to be working in the second. Something else is the problem. For example, there's nothing in these three blocks of code that suppresses the block with ID ending _5266. Note that we don't reference that ID at all.
Without being able to see the back end, and in the absence of any other clues, I would recommend deleting the second set of blocks and removing the text block ID from the code. Do a group select of the first blocks and duplicate them. Add the ID of the new text block to the code as above. Change the image and see if there is still an issue.

I can't remember if you need a different selector or not. Try this first.
<style> .header-title-logo a { content: url("https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6179e301282d777ca075f46a/t/61df592ef5f3f23010c205f1/1642027311119/logo-name.png"); } @media screen and (max-width:768px) { .header-title-logo a { content: url("https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6179e301282d777ca075f46a/t/61df592ef5f3f23010c205f1/1642027311119/logo-name.png"); } } </style> If that doesn't work, be sure to share a link to your site.

Certainly!
Initially, I created a service product, which currently is “out of stock”.
I made some adjustments to the text, changing it from "out of stock" to "Coming soon."
Additionally, I activated the Wishlist functionality, enabling individuals to subscribe to email notifications and receive updates.
As for the digital products (created as services) that are currently in stock, I created an automated email that immediately goes out to customers upon their purchase. This email contains a direct link to their file.
Did that make sense?

Since yesterday, I saw 3 sites with same problem, maybe a bug. You should contact Squarespace Customer Care.

This is exactly what the problem was. The client's domain had expired. They promptly renewed it but by then their email address was blocked when used with the Squarespace form. It was fine when used directly, there was just an issue with Squarespace. So as Paul2009 suggested, I contacted support via online chat, and after a quick check, they confirmed the email had been blocked, and very quickly they unblocked it for me. Forms work perfectly now. You learn something every day. Cheers Paul 🙂

@qosmic Okay, thanks for your help.

You've proven that it's not a Squarespace issue, so it's difficult to help here, but something on the receiving end is blocking, rejecting, routing, or forwarding the form mails. I suspect you'll have to go through all their settings to find the culprit.

Thanks, Qosmic. I took your suggestion and added the headings in the same block as the body text. The slightly awkward spacing is a much better UX than overlapping text.
I appreciate all of your time and thoughtful responses!

@qosmic that's a perfect idea. nice simple fix. thank you muchly!

Their email address has likely failed at some point, and Squarespace have added it to their 'bounce list'. Please see my earlier post, and see if this helps: 
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I don't believe so. Instead of a post-submit message, you might try a redirect to a custom page that has the appropriate messaging.

That was gonna be next. Glad it worked.

You've proven that it's not a Squarespace issue, so it's difficult to help here, but something on the receiving end is blocking, rejecting, routing, or forwarding the form mails. I suspect you'll have to go through all their settings to find the culprit.

Hi, thank you for responding to my post.  You are right that I can add LinkedIn icon for each member.  I knew I could add a link to each member but not an icon of LinkedIn.  When I filled in the link to it, it showed the icon.  Thank you once again for the help.

You are correct that there is not a way to add a section to a blog post. Your best bet would probably be to add the images individually in the layout you want.

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.

A link or redirect is probably going to be your best option. I'm not familiar with Tumblr, but if they allow custom domains, you might be able to configure tumblrname.mysquarespacesite.com, but Tumblr would have to provide you with a domain key and host address for your CNAME records.

Thanks for replying Qosmic. I paid someone to build my site a few years ago and think the H1 maybe replaced by my Logo.