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GRSM

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  1.    oktargai reacted to an answer to a question: CSS affecting mobile version
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  3. GRSM
    Can you share the url of you page?
  4. GRSM
    What's the url of your site with the banner?
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    Can you share the link to your page?
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  14.    Stacie1570047729 reacted to a question: How do I change the background and text color for my footer in Five?
  15. GRSM
    I'd use an index page with 3 subpages -apply a background only for the second page where you place your content - simple fast and reliable for the background all you have to do is paste this into CSS: #name-of-subpage { background-color: #91D3D9; } Example of how it works here - http://bit.ly/1QWrkZo
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    Not sure if you have same tags in your template but you may try: .yui3-lightbox2 .sqs-lightbox-slideshow { background-color: rgba(255,255,255,0.7); } It should give you a little bit transparent white lightbox
  17. GRSM
    Check my answer @mhorwitz - should work perfectly well
  18. GRSM
    Ok just tested and you have to do something else - you page in index has a unique name #something - so to alter only a page with for this video add a video as a regular block and paste this into CSS: #you-page-title .page-content { max-width: 2000px; margin: 0 auto; padding:0px; } And done. Example here http://bit.ly/1RLeWgj
  19. GRSM
    This should help: http://answers.squarespace.com/questions/80873/a-trick-to-create-a-nice-adjustable-banner-like-content
  20. GRSM
    We use ReferralCandy for referal sales - works like a charm - let me know if you need more details
  21. GRSM
    It should work just fine (tested) on your regular domain - it doesn't work on xxx.squarespace.com
  22. GRSM
    Go to your cover page setting by clicking on a cog and paste this into Code Injection field <body onclick="window.location.href='newpage.html';" style="cursor:pointer; width:100%; height:100%;"></body> Of course use your own link.
  23. GRSM
    Why would you use any special code when GA does all the job for you, I assume you have Google Analytics already in place so all you have to do is paste this into your POST-SUBMIT HTML (your webform Advanced settings) <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=/thank-you/"> Then GA will track all the submissions. Let me know if you need any more help.
  24. GRSM
    If you want the Checout button to be displayed next to the “Add to Cart” and not after the wrapper (which pushes the checkout button to the next line), change part of the code to: $("<a class='checkoutbutton' href='/commerce/show-cart'>CHECKOUT</a>").insertAfter(".sqs-add-to-cart-button"); Then just add some padding to the CSS and you will get something like this:
  25. GRSM
    I'd love to have this option but not for a blog but for products' listing- summary block gives a lot of useful options (like grid/list layout) and limitation to 30 pcs is killing me:(
  26.    GRSM reacted to a question: Switching between languages – Multilingual
  27. GRSM
    You can create different CSS for different screen sizes - just place the CSS code this way in the Custom CSS Editor: @media only screen and (max-width: 3000px) { /* place CSS for desktop */}@media only screen and (max-width: 1000px) { /* place CSS for smaller screens}@media only screen and (max-width: 480px) { /* place CSS for mobile */} You can have as many sizes as you want – you can check how your site behave just by changing the size of your browser’s window. It works this way, if you create custom CSS it alters default settings, so if you leave mobile settings empty it will change nothing. So if you want to change only desktop version it should look like that: @media only screen and (max-width: 3000px) { #logo { width: 100% !important; /* Use the padding shorthand */ padding: 172px 50px 169px 50px; margin: 0; }}@media only screen and (max-width: 480px) { …}
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