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    SnazzyView reacted to Ziggy in Mega Menu has disappeared from website   
    Given that the code was purchased from Snazzy View, have you contacted their support or checked your setup via their instructions?
    https://snazzyview.com/support
    @SnazzyView
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from EarvinChong in Sorting by Price filter   
    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
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from JessCot in Is there any way to delete the 'last name' box on a form?   
    Yes and no, you could achieve it with CSS but you would need to set the name field to make it not mandatory. If you would like to do this just enter the below into your websites global CSS.
    .last-name { display:none; } But if you want to just collect somebody's first name then I would just recommend using the text field instead and just calling it first name.
    https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205814018#toc-text
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from AsiaForum in Is there any way to delete the 'last name' box on a form?   
    Yes and no, you could achieve it with CSS but you would need to set the name field to make it not mandatory. If you would like to do this just enter the below into your websites global CSS.
    .last-name { display:none; } But if you want to just collect somebody's first name then I would just recommend using the text field instead and just calling it first name.
    https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205814018#toc-text
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from webbroi in Sorting by Price filter   
    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
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    SnazzyView reacted to tuanphan in Recommendations for Mega menu plugin   
    Mega Menu plugin by @ThompsonWebDesign  Mega Menu plugin by @WillMyers Mega Menu (free) by Adlytic
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    SnazzyView reacted to paul2009 in Donations at checkout   
    With code, it is possible to do this on the cart page.
    Brad @ThompsonWebDesign has an add-on available here: https://thompsonweb.design/squarespace-plugins/p/tip-gratuity-plugin-squarespace
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from rothklee in Food Items and Sales Tax   
    Unfortunately this isn’t possible with Squarespace. You can only charge one blanket tax rate. 
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from JayVanDyke in display tagline on brine mobile   
    Yes, SQSPThemes / @RasOmari wrote a blog post which I have linked below on how to add a tagline to your mobile header.
    https://www.sqspthemes.com/blog/display-tagline-on-mobile-brine-fam
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    SnazzyView reacted to tuanphan in How to add 'add to cart' button in Shop block   
    Try this plugin.
    by @ThompsonWebDesign
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from MoonMama in Mega Menu Plugin?   
    I have created a Mega Menu plugin, currently it's only available for version 7.1 of Squarespace but I'm looking into the possibility of adding 7.0 support.
    https://thompsonweb.design/squarespace-plugins-extensions/mega-menu-plugin-squarespace
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from asillince in Is there any way to delete the 'last name' box on a form?   
    Yes and no, you could achieve it with CSS but you would need to set the name field to make it not mandatory. If you would like to do this just enter the below into your websites global CSS.
    .last-name { display:none; } But if you want to just collect somebody's first name then I would just recommend using the text field instead and just calling it first name.
    https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205814018#toc-text
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    SnazzyView reacted to tuanphan in Add "continue shopping?" popup after hitting add to cart   
    Try this plugin https://thompsonweb.design/squarespace-plugins-extensions/add-to-cart-pop-up-plugin-squarespace
    by @ThompsonWebDesign
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from tuanphan in Mega Menu Plugin?   
    I have created a Mega Menu plugin, currently it's only available for version 7.1 of Squarespace but I'm looking into the possibility of adding 7.0 support.
    https://thompsonweb.design/squarespace-plugins-extensions/mega-menu-plugin-squarespace
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from GHjosh in Food Items and Sales Tax   
    Unfortunately this isn’t possible with Squarespace. You can only charge one blanket tax rate. 
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from greener in How to get rid of the shipping info for service's on "order confirmed" email   
    If you don’t deliver anything it may be better to set up your products as services instead of physical products. This way your customers won’t have to enter a delivery address at checkout and the delivery section won’t appear in the automated emails. 
    https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/206540867-Service-products
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    SnazzyView reacted to paul2009 in Redesign an Existing Squarespace site Without a Disruption for the Client   
    If you’re a Circle Member, see my post here:
     
    If you’re not a Circle Member, see: 
     
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from jaisequoia in How to add a Go To Cart button on the product page   
    Pretty much what @paul2009 said, it’s meant more as a starting off point. As you can imagine when trying to provide a solution such as this, there are a lot of different variables in how a Squarespace website might be configured from AJAX to the specific templates, product blocks vs product pages... So one for all solutions like this do sometimes present problems. 
    It was basically designed to work in a wide variety of use cases whilst also being simple enough for the lay person or anyone else who would like to develop on it further to decipher. In addition it was also designed in a way that makes it relatively easy to maintain incase something fundamentally changes on Squarespace. Unfortunately that means that in some instances it does cause some less then ideal situations like this one with the cover page. 
    Really the only reason I suggest you put the html code in the global header is incase you have AJAX enabled. If you don’t then you can simply put it into the specific product page header which will solve your problem. 
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from MRTNKNPS in Link to external website   
    Yes the & symbol showed red but was not removed from the redirect. You can try it for yourself by creating a test redirected t such as:
    /test -> /test& 301
    Then just go to your website and enter the URL /test and you will be redirected to your 404 page but you will see the URL is /test&. 
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from MRTNKNPS in Link to external website   
    Still works no problem with the & symbol with my testing. 
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from MRTNKNPS in Link to external website   
    All you need to do is set-up a URL redirect. Don’t actually set-up the URL as an actual page on your website, just set it up in the URL redirect section.
    All you will need to do is enter something like.
    /affiliate -> www.tradetracker.com/yoururl 301
    https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205815308-URL-redirects
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    SnazzyView reacted to paul2009 in How to add a Go To Cart button on the product page   
    @JonathanK In summary, it's expected behaviour for this piece of code but I can see why this would be a problem on a live site.
    It's due to the way the sample of code has been written. Snippets provided free on forums are often written quickly to show the art of the possible, to help someone decide whether a solution might help them. Issues like this "flash of unstyled content" are to be expected. These snippets are simply not designed to be used in place of tested, paid solutions. They are "get you started" code that shows what is possible and allows you to (a) decide if Squarespace might be suitable and (b) consider whether it is worth hiring a developer to customise an element of your site.  
    This particular snippet includes a section of HTML (lines 2 to 12) that creates the buttons. It is being added to the top of every page on the site, regardless of whether the page is a product page or has an 'Add to Cart' button on it. That's why you see it on your cover page, even though there's no need for the buttons on this page. If the developer had been paid to write this, they would have used JavaScript instead, checking for the Cart button first and, only when it is found, creating the buttons on the page. 
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from paul2009 in How to add a Go To Cart button on the product page   
    Pretty much what @paul2009 said, it’s meant more as a starting off point. As you can imagine when trying to provide a solution such as this, there are a lot of different variables in how a Squarespace website might be configured from AJAX to the specific templates, product blocks vs product pages... So one for all solutions like this do sometimes present problems. 
    It was basically designed to work in a wide variety of use cases whilst also being simple enough for the lay person or anyone else who would like to develop on it further to decipher. In addition it was also designed in a way that makes it relatively easy to maintain incase something fundamentally changes on Squarespace. Unfortunately that means that in some instances it does cause some less then ideal situations like this one with the cover page. 
    Really the only reason I suggest you put the html code in the global header is incase you have AJAX enabled. If you don’t then you can simply put it into the specific product page header which will solve your problem. 
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from paul2009 in How to add a Go To Cart button on the product page   
    Yes, I wrote a blog post about how to make a pop-up appear when a user adds an item to their cart which gives them the option to continue shopping or proceed to their cart. 
    https://thompsonweb.design/squarespace-website-tips/added-to-cart-pop-up
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    SnazzyView got a reaction from JonathanK in How to add a Go To Cart button on the product page   
    Yes, I wrote a blog post about how to make a pop-up appear when a user adds an item to their cart which gives them the option to continue shopping or proceed to their cart. 
    https://thompsonweb.design/squarespace-website-tips/added-to-cart-pop-up
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