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  1. ThompsonWebDesign
    I would look into what services your domain provider offers. I’m with Cloudflare and I know that I can restrict certain pages to specific IP addresses through them. But just be cautious when your restricting page access just by someone’s IP address. Ideally if there is sensitive information on the page you would still want a password.
  2. ThompsonWebDesign
    No contributors do not need to purchase separate plans, the plan that the owner is subscribed to is in reference to the website itself. Just be aware that if they have subscribed to the Personal plan that the number of contributors is limited to 2. On every other plan you can have an unlimited number of contributors. https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/206537287-Inviting-a-contributor
  3. ThompsonWebDesign
    It’s not ideal for SEO abut Google will see the main URL of the index page and index it accordingly. In the past I’ve noticed that Google has then marked the individual pages in the index as canonical. Overall I’ve still managed to rank highly with index pages before so it shouldn’t be a problem https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/139066?hl=en
  4. ThompsonWebDesign
    The easiest way would be to create a discount code that gives free shipping on orders over €100. If you’re on the Advance Commerce plan you can set to trigger automatically when all conditions are met. https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205811178-Creating-discounts
  5. ThompsonWebDesign
    It usually takes a couple of days after you launch your website for Squarespace to generate a site map.
  6. ThompsonWebDesign
    Unfortunately this isn’t possible by default in Squarespace. @michaeleparkour Universal Filter has a sort by price feature and will do what you need. https://www.squarewebsites.org/products/universal-filter
  7. ThompsonWebDesign
    I see that you have AJAX enabled on your website, try disabling AJAX on your website; this should make you anchor links work. https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000253288-Ajax-loading
  8. ThompsonWebDesign
    It is difficult for us to help you troubleshoot if we can't access the page that you are working on. Would you be able to share a screenshot of the description and preview? In what way is the preview not displaying correctly? Are you typing the description into the SEO description? https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/206016198-Adding-SEO-descriptions#toc-add-seo-descriptions-to-pages
  9. ThompsonWebDesign
    Would you be able to set your websites visibility to Password Protected and share the password with us? https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002088548-Publishing-or-hiding-your-site
  10. ThompsonWebDesign
    Are you able to share a link to your website?
  11. ThompsonWebDesign
    Try placing the below in your websites CSS. .sqs-block-summary-v2 .summary-price .product-price { font-size: 14px!important; }
  12. ThompsonWebDesign
    Have you tried adding !important to the CSS? .Main.Main--products-item{ background-color: white!important; }
  13. ThompsonWebDesign
    Try the below piece of CSS. #page { padding-top: 40px; }
  14. ThompsonWebDesign
    So it looks like the blue is coming through because it's your websites background colour. Try the below piece of CSS. .Main .Main--products-item { background-color: white; } I've never added a banner image to a product page but just from a user experience standpoint I don't really think adding a banner is a great idea.
  15. ThompsonWebDesign
    Which template are you using?
  16. ThompsonWebDesign
    Yes and no. You can but it is going to be a lot of work. The solution is to use variants. So the variant title would be called Quantity. Then each variant would be a different quantity, 1, 2, 3... You would then price each variant accordingly. But like I said this is a lot of work, you won't be able to keep track of inventory, updating prices will be tedious and each variant will need its own SKU.
  17. ThompsonWebDesign
    Whilst you could technically code a solution for minimum order quantities you can't strictly enforce it. This is because the checkout page gives customers the ability to adjust the quantities that they have in their cart. You cannot change this or add code to stop people doing this on the checkout page, as the checkout is locked down in order to be PCI compliant.
  18. ThompsonWebDesign
    I've noticed that you've added some CSS to fix the header. I would suggest making the header Sticky instead of Fixed. I would use the below CSS instead, this will solve the issue you're having with the navigation. .Header.Header--top { position: sticky; position: -webkit-sticky; top: 0px; z-index: 9999; background-color: rgba(0,0,0,.6); } As for the product pages and the background/font colours would you be able to clarify what you mean? From what I can see your backgrounds are already white and the font is already black.
  19. ThompsonWebDesign
    Try placing the below in your websites global CSS. I've assumed from your code that you want to keep the underline for H1, H2 and H3. If not just remove the p. p a {border:none!important;}
  20. ThompsonWebDesign
    Even two fonts seems a bit excessive. There are very few situations where using more than one font makes sense from both a speed and user experience perspective. There are many free services online that will compress your images for you. Just Google images compress. I have linked to an example below. https://tinyjpg.com/ Unfortunately if you would like to switch to 7.1 then you will need to rebuild your website as there is no migration tool at present.
  21. ThompsonWebDesign
    Do you have content insets enabled? If so this is likely causing the problem, if they are not important to your websites design I would recommend setting them to 0 instead of trying to code a solution. https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/212511488-Content-inset
  22. ThompsonWebDesign
    Unfortunately as this is regarding the system level of Squarespace there isn't anything that you can do with custom code to work around this issue.
  23. ThompsonWebDesign
    Yes, you are right. Unfortunately Squarespace doesn't allow for discounts with multiple conditions. This does mean that it will have to be one or the other and as this is something at the system level of Squarespace there isn't really a way around it. The only real way around the problem would be to keep the discount code by category. Then post a notice that says if you are buying two or more games use discount code YOURDISCOUNTCODE at checkout and trust that only eligible customers will use the discount code. It's not a great solution but really the only viable one. I would recommend also submitting a feature request with Squarespace Support for multiple conditions with discount codes.
  24. ThompsonWebDesign
    The thing is that Google Page Insights are more for developers who have access to the websites underlying code and structure. Unfortunately Squarespace doesn't offer such access and there for Google Page Insights isn't really the best tool to use when looking at the speed of your website. In general all Squarespace websites rank low however I have just switched to version 7.1 of Squarespace and am achieving a score of 50 for mobile and 89 for desktop. So this is something that Squarespace is working on but I imagine that their efforts will be focusing on version 7.1 not 7.0. As for a better tool to use, I would recommend Pingdom. See how quickly your website loads, what is slowing it down. Pingdom will highlight things you can actively change like making sure that your images are properly compressed. Also make sure that you are using a single font throughout your website as this can also slow things down if multiple fonts are being loaded. https://tools.pingdom.com
  25. ThompsonWebDesign
    Yes, just add the products to two different categories. Then make your discount code apply to the specific category that your products are in instead of the customers entire order. Though multiple conditions can't be used with discount codes. https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205811178-Creating-discounts#toc-select-how-the-discount-applies
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