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Hiding comma between tags on a blog summary
ChrisBartow replied to Kmcgrath's topic in Customize with code
There isn't. CSS allows you to only do some basic text manipulation, typically adding things before or after. The script does the following: Waits for the document to load. Searches for all the elements that have the class 'summary-metadata-item--tags'. Loops through each of these elements Replaces every occurrence of a comma (,) with an empty string ('') in the element. It's not really an elegant solution, but since you can't change the underlying HTML, it's the only solution at the moment. -
Hiding comma between tags on a blog summary
ChrisBartow replied to Kmcgrath's topic in Customize with code
This feels wrong to do, but this javascript should remove it. Add it to your code injection under settings -> advanced for the page you want to change. <script> window.onload = function(){ var tags = document.getElementsByClassName('summary-metadata-item--tags'); for(i=0;i<tags.length;i++) tags[i].innerHTML = tags[i].innerHTML.replace(/\,/g,''); } </script> -
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Remove the underlink from a link in the footer only
ChrisBartow replied to edmhawkins's topic in Customize with code
I switched back to regular type using text-decoration and I like it better. It intersects letters that drop below in a more pleasing fashion. Y did they do such things?! 😋 -
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extended trials for teachers
ChrisBartow replied to kimpercy's topic in Getting Started With Squarespace
I would message Squarespace directly about this. If you have 3 or more sites on one account, you get an extended trial as a developer. But they may be willing to do more for someone in your situation. Doesn't hurt to ask. -
This should remove it in The Wedding Party section, but may need to add back the color. I don't see the Hero section though. You should be able to do the same thing for that if you find the data-section-id. @media (max-width: 768px) { section[data-section-id="5ea5df28b7d80f496463e8db"] .section-background img, { display:none; } }
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Remove the underlink from a link in the footer only
ChrisBartow replied to edmhawkins's topic in Customize with code
I don't know why this works over text-decoration:none; (maybe someone can explain) but it does. Found the answer on another post. footer a { background-image:unset !important; } -
You need to assign the new font-face to the logo class. Try adding this below your custom css. .header-title-text { font-family:Lydian; }
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If you can't change this easily, it should at least default to March 20, 2020. Not sure who picked the short month and day only.
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Add borders to website in 7.1 with CSS
ChrisBartow replied to allered's topic in Customize with code
This works on my site, seems a lot easier. Added to custom CSS. body { border:25px solid red; } header { margin:25px 25px 0 25px; } -
Add background image to header in 7.1
ChrisBartow replied to ed.design's topic in Customize with code
After some messing around, this seems to work. Replace IMAGEURL with the background you want to use. .header-announcement-bar-wrapper { background-image:url(IMAGEURL); } -
Header covering the top of Background of First Section 7.1
ChrisBartow replied to ChrisBartow's topic in Pages & Content
I did this for now... it feels really dirty. 🤣 #sections:first-child .section-background { margin-top:60px; } -
Add Secondary or Footer Navigation to 7.1
ChrisBartow replied to damonsun's topic in Site Structure & Navigation
Only way to do it is with text links. See SquareSpace Support Article. -
If you make your header transparent, part of the background from the first section appears below it. If you turn off transparency that part of the backgrounds gets hidden underneath the header. It's even explained in the support docs that this is the default behavior. Is there a way to prevent this from happening and have the first section actually start below the header? I feel like if it's not transparent it should start below it.