tiffanyleebrown

Thanks! I'm on Avenue as well. I didn't want to mess with CSS but would like to update a bit. I've used the fluid engine to build a couple of sites for clients; seemed pretty nice.

Hi there. I'm still kind of shocked that Squarespace provides no help in updating our blogs and podcasts from 7.0. The podcast scheme I'm using is basically embedded in a blog, which is how one was supposed to do it on 7.0 in the Avenue template. If I were to decide to pay someone, buy a Chrome extension (I don't even use Chrome due to Google's predatory anti-privacy practices), etc etc, apparently maybe I could port a blog to 7.1. Or is it 7.2 now? In any case, would I have to mess around with my actual podcasting -- the URLs, the podcast episode notes, the audio files and related photos? Thanks for any advice you can offer. -T from the Burning Tarot podcast (tiffanyleebrown.com)

Hi everyone ~ I'm an editor on a new e-commerce site (selling a verycool herbal aid to make coffee healthier/feel better). I'm now getting email notifications whenever someone buys a bottle of their product, Morning Spruce. It's nice to know this lovely product and lovely site are working -- but how do I stop receiving these? The instructions at https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205811288 have me click through to a small notifications window, where I'm not able to select which site should notify me about what. It seems to be universal, across all sites I run, edit, design, or whatever. Example: I don't want to receive Morning Spruce Caffeine Aid purchase notifications related to the Alpine Mind Organics site. However, I have my own e-commerce products at (the not very well designed site) tiffanyleebrown.com , and I certainly can't turn those off—because then who's going to give stressed-out people Tarot readings during the holidays? 🙂 I'm running a few other sites which don't currently use e-commerce but may in future. Someone here undoubtedly knows the trick. Can you help me find it?

I hope this functionality won't be limited to 7.1 . So many people are still on 7.0 (I'm running sites on both).

This seems like such a basic need, I'm very surprised it isn't addressed by Squarespace but foisted off on Google Chrome (not a good browser for anyone concerned about privacy for themselves, their clients, or our teetering democracy) and a third-party plugin.