ChrisBartow

Looking for the same thing. Seems like something that should be included.

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; }  

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; }  

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; } }  

Looking for the same thing. Seems like something that should be included.

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; } }  

This works on my site, seems a lot easier. Added to custom CSS.
body { border:25px solid red; } header { margin:25px 25px 0 25px; }  

This works on my site, seems a lot easier. Added to custom CSS.
body { border:25px solid red; } header { margin:25px 25px 0 25px; }  

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>  

This works on my site, seems a lot easier. Added to custom CSS.
body { border:25px solid red; } header { margin:25px 25px 0 25px; }  

I really wish Squarespace would hurry up and roll out this feature. The ShareThis buttons are ugly and criminally outdated. They looked cool in 2009, not so much now.

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; }  

SS uses linear gradient to create link underline. You can use above code, or add this to Home > Design > Custom CSS
/* remove footer underline links */ footer#footer-sections a { background-image: unset; }  

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're amazing!!! Thanks so much!

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; }  

If you go to Page Settings and Advanced, you can add this code to the Page Header Code Injection for the pages you want to invert the color.
<style type="text/css"> .header-title-logo img { filter:invert(1); } </style>  

I have an international audience: English/Continental-style dates don’t make sense to the Americans and U.S.-style doesn’t make sense to anyone else anywhere. I want to format my dates in universally readable ISO 8601 format in 7.1. Is there any hope?

@JeroenB @rosieames I posted a quick guide to help you add the year to Squarespace 7.1 blog posts:
https://sf.digital/squarespace-solutions/date-styles-on-squarespace-71-blog-posts
Let me know how you get on.

Thanks @ChrisBartow!  It worked perfectly 🙂

This works on my site, seems a lot easier. Added to custom CSS.
body { border:25px solid red; } header { margin:25px 25px 0 25px; }  

I'm working on a blog for a client and they'd like to have the blog post date displayed in a certain format on the blog page and blog post page. Unless I'm blind, I don't see any format/display options for dates. On the blog page itself, dates are showing up like this: 03/04/20, and on the actual blog post, the date shows up like this: Mar 4.
 
I'd love to see ability to control date formatting (numbers, month names, hide year, show year, change the delimiters, etc). At the very least, be consistent across pages!