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Add these CSS snippets to the Custom CSS editor (Design -> Custom CSS) and they will effect each slideshow gallery you use. First, we need to override the caption opacity of the active slide being set by the template, then bring back the opacity to the level you prefer, but only on active image hover: /* even though they are turned on, hide the image caption */ .collection-type-gallery #slideshow .slide.sqs-active-slide[data-type="image"] .image-description { opacity: 0 !important; } /* bring the opacity back, only on image hover */ .collection-type-gallery #slideshow .slide.sqs-active-slide[data-type="image"]:hover .image-description { opacity: 0.85 !important; }

Have you enabled captions? I don't see any...

For a Squarespace font to load, it must first be assigned to an element using Site Styles. I assume your template does not provide a font selection for the Site Tagline? If not, you need to assign the font you want to use to some other element in the site. Once you do, you'd be able to assign it to the tagline as well using it's unique font family slug – usually the font name in lowercase spaced with hyphens (`stack-mortar-courses`) for example.

In that case, you should probably reach out to Customer Care for help.

To make your site live, you must make it public and connect the domain to your site.

Add this CSS snippet to Custom CSS: .site-tagline { font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 14px; line-height: 1.5em; }

Have your reached out to Customer Care to report the issue?

You could add some Custom CSS to make this happen. If you enable the captions, then share a link to your site in this thread, perhaps someone in the community can help.

There is an error with that script on your site, so it's not going to work. You may need to disable Ajax Loading (via Site Styles) for your site to use an external script.

I do see a JavaScript error in the console that could be blocking the images from loading? Not sure. Otherwise, there is generally a Site Styles option to toggle images on or off for the Blog List, depending on what template you're using.

No. Generally, there are two ways to customize page elements with CSS. The method @tuanphan is describing (inspect a Squarespace element and find the class already assigned by the system or template, then override or add styles to that specific class in Design -> Custom CSS) Add your own custom class with styles in Design -> Custom CSS and then add a Code Block containing the HTML with your custom class assigned.

In the main menu, click 'Marketing --> Share Buttons' and deselect the options you want disabled. https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/206543857

Looks like the domain is already mapped. All you should need to do is set the site visibility to 'Public'. https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/360022365512#toc-your-entire-site

The only way to add a custom class to an element is to add the element yourself using a Code Block.

Or, you can use Squarespace's built-in Commerce options, use an Acuity block and account for booking, and Email Campaigns also built into Squarespace. So, the short answer is yes.