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  1. ThompsonWebDesign
    7.1 is a bit buggy at the moment. I would alter support and they will pass the issue onto the development team.
  2. ThompsonWebDesign
    Have you added thumbnail images to your blog posts? https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/206543727-Blogging-with-Squarespace#toc-add-thumbnail-images
  3. ThompsonWebDesign
    So the URL of your the order confirmation page is yourwebsite.com/checkout/order-confirmaed but when somebody places an order a more dynamic URL is created and it will look like this. https://thompsonweb.design/checkout/order-confirmed?oid=5d8267a368c1402ec799fa46&authCode=NWQ4MjY3YTM2OGMxNDAyZWM3OTlmYTQ2OjIwMTktMDktMThUMTc6MjE6MzcuNzQ4Wgh_JynainhwKA-jOZusxBm2SiPUDJh4ewo-XxNU4hgW However, if you use the built in Google Analytics tool then Squarespace will automatically pass the order information along to Google Analytics. This information includes. Order ID Your store name Purchase total (includes shipping) Customer's city, region, and country Product name SKU https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205815608-Using-Google-Analytics-with-Squarespace#toc-conversion-tracking If however you would like to create your own integration then you would need to add any code to the order confirmation page code injector. Just be aware that if you are also using the built in integration that you may end up with duplicate results. https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205815908-Using-Code-Injection
  4. ThompsonWebDesign
    Yes, I have linked to the below blog post which details how to target a specific block. https://www.kayleighnoele.com/blog/how-to-target-edit-and-apply-css-to-a-specific-block-on-squarespace
  5. ThompsonWebDesign
    I'm not really to sure how you want to stye your H2 but you'll need something along the lines of this... @media (max-width:640px){ h2 { font-size:20px!important } }
  6. ThompsonWebDesign
    Yes, try the below CSS. .Header--top, .Mobile-bar--top { background-image: url(https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d4c573da7991a00018356bc/t/5dd5ef4cd168ef7c6a901a6b/1574301516774/Untitled+design.jpg); background-size: cover; background-position: center center; }
  7. ThompsonWebDesign
    I'm assuming that you're not actually offering the properties for purchase directly off your website. If that is the case I would simply set the price to 0, then depending on which template you are using you can hide the price in the style editor. From there I would manually enter the price into the product overview text. The only real downside I can see is that you won't be able to display the price of the main product overview page, product blocks...
  8. ThompsonWebDesign
    Unfortunately Squarespace doesn't support INR. As this is to do with the commerce functionality of Squarespace this can't be adjusted with code. The best thing to do is register a feature request with support for INR support.
  9. ThompsonWebDesign
    Since you're using the Brine template you can adjust the mobile breakpoint in the style editor. https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/212838128#toc-mobile
  10. ThompsonWebDesign
    Are you able to share a link to your website?
  11. ThompsonWebDesign
    Unfortunately you can add code to the checkout page as it is locked down for PCI Compliance. I have however linked to a free plugin by Ghost Plugins which allows you to create an up sell page. https://www.ghostplugins.com/steps/zxncn8gw
  12. ThompsonWebDesign
    Yes. I have linked to a free plugin below from Ghost Plugins which will do what you need. https://www.ghostplugins.com/steps/yuj28gh6
  13. ThompsonWebDesign
    Yes, I have linked to a support document which details how to customise the sold out text. https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/206540657-Sold-out-products#toc-customize-the-label
  14. ThompsonWebDesign
    So the first thing that you will need to do is add the below to your websites global code injection header. <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.4.1/jquery.min.js"></script> Next you will need to add the below code to the order confirmation page code injector. You can change the text to whatever you like, change from h3 to p, h1... <div class="email-text"> <h3>An order confirmation email has been sent, please check your junk folder if you have not received the email.</h3> </div> <script> $('.email-text').insertAfter('#confirmed-page'); </script> I have also linked to the below support document if you need help with adding the code to your websites code injector. https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205815908-Using-Code-Injection
  15. ThompsonWebDesign
    Unfortunately custom code cannot be added to the checkout page/flow as it is locked down for PCI Compliance.
  16. ThompsonWebDesign
    Unfortunately it’s not possible to set shipping regions for Spain.
  17. ThompsonWebDesign
    Unfortunately you cannot set shipping options based on the type of product or remove a shipping options for a particular type of product. In Squarespace all shipping options have to be applicable to all products. It is unfortunate and I have run into the same issue myself but there is not way around it.
  18. ThompsonWebDesign
    The only non-technical way to avoid the credit card section of the checkout flow is to set your products to be free. But this probably isn’t ideal. I believe that @paul2009 has built similar systems in the past to the one that your are trying to build where customs submit an enquiry form from the cart page instead of proceeding to the checkout page. I would recommend getting in contact with Paul.
  19. ThompsonWebDesign
    As @paul2009 said there’s no way to do this automatically. But if you do cancel the orders manually then Squarespace will still keep the order information just like any other order. They will still appear in the orders panel but will be marked as cancelled.
  20. ThompsonWebDesign
    So it does depend on what template your are switching from and which template you are switching to. Some templates are more SEO friendly then others. As a general rule you should try and maintain everything. This includes page titles, page descriptions, URLs, image captions and image names... If you do this then you shouldn’t really see any noticeable drop. I just recently rebuilt my website which was on version 7.0 of Squarespace and I switched to version 7.1 Squarespace. I did not see a drop in my search engine position but I maintained and preserved everything. I basically made a carbon copy of my website on version 7.1. In fact because version 7.1 of Squarespace is faster and more SEO friendly I experienced a slight increase in my position. That is not to say that you will have the same experience. But if you plan it out correctly and make sure that everything is maintained and carried over then you should really have too much of a problem. At most you may Experian e a slight, temporary decrease in your positioning.
  21. ThompsonWebDesign
    I've linked to a guide below which talks about how to add a custom font to your website and target specific elements with CSS. This particular guide targets the websites navigation so to target the title you will need to change: .Header-nav--primary .Header-nav-item to .Header-branding https://thirtyeightvisuals.com/blog/custom-font-navigation-items
  22. 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.
  23. 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
  24. 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
  25. 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
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