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  1. @Danielle_BB We just replied to your DM, but will share the info here as well in case it's helpful for others as it can apply to whether you are using your own CSS, Script, or a third-party plugin.

    We recommend enabling "Opt-out of localized forms" is Settings > Circle Lab settings until Squarespace completes roll out of their changes for the new forms. Our team is working on implementing an update that will apply once the roll out is officially done and no longer part of Circle Labs testing.

     Thanks for the help @paul2009 and @Ziggy 👻 💙

  2. Hi @authenticeye 😃 -

    We're glad you got this resolved. If you have any more trouble with Boldly, please feel free to send our super friendly help team a message here:
    https://www.ghostplugins.com/feedback.

    As a quick side note, a title, excerpt, image, and tag is required for Boldly to work. We make note of this in the install guide. If Boldly ever stops working unexpectedly, this will most likely be the cause.

    Let us know if there is anything else we can lend a hand with with. Always happy to help! 👻

  3. Hi @oleavo! 👋 Saw your post and thought we'd jump in.

    You aren't able to use Squarespace's default carousel and other carousel summary block-based plugins together as this is what the plugin is targeting and as mentioned in the install guide.

    However, if you want to install the plugin on its own page add the header code to the page's header code injection and the footer code to a code block at the bottom of the page (as suggested by @tuanphan - thank you for helping!)

    Hope this extra info helps!

  4. Hey @nowicluk! This is definitely possible. 

    Try bolding the * and then targeting only that character with bold-targeted CSS.

    Something like this should help as it will only target the character that's bold – this being the *. Be sure to update h1 if that is not the header size you are using in your example.

    Targeting the text block's block-id before the CSS will also help in case you bold other headers throughout the site and don't want those affected.

    // GIF Text //
    
    h1 strong {
      background: url(GIF-URL-HERE.gif) !important;
      background-size: cover !important;
      background-position: center !important;
      -webkit-background-clip: text !important;
      color: transparent !important;
      }

    Hope this helps! 👻

  5. Thanks, @paul2009! Not sure why it won't let you see it @DiViNCi, but I'll report here. 😄

    You can’t really change the Survey Options, but I was able to mess around with some css and found a great work around using the Radio option. I’ll outline the steps below.

    1. Add a radio field to the form.

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    2. Add the info and what options you’d like to use.

    837212435_ScreenShot2019-01-03at8_18_55AM.png.314c2ebcf0b591e65f7d706f40f7e50a.png.1048f09d523d73554be128afcbc6fc8a.png

    3. Save the page and then add this code to the custom css editor box. This will place the radio buttons next to each other, just like the survey.

    .form-wrapper .field-list .field .option {width: 20%;float: left;text-align: left;margin-bottom: 30px;}

    4. The result:

    965427676_ScreenShot2019-01-03at8_18_16AM.png.6e1989de7756fb500b58d9d8bbcf5cd1.png.36daa77623ed1d6be70afb3100af290b.png

    I hope this helps! 😄

    Cody
    moovlabs.com | ghostplugins.com

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