organic_emma

Site URL: https://www.blueturtlepsychology.com.au/
I'm having some issues setting up the recaptcha in the newsletter block. I've followed the step by step instructions for set up and have pasted in the External API keys. The recaptcha box shows in editing mode but on the live website it isn't there and the submit button doesn't work when an email is entered. If I disable the recaptcha then the sign up works fine. Any ideas why?

Hi @organic_emma hope this helps! Add to your Custom CSS:
.user-items-list-carousel .list-item { border-radius:20px; } .user-items-list-carousel .list-item[data-is-card-enabled="true"] .list-item-content__description { text-align:left; } [data-is-media-enabled="true"] .user-items-list-carousel__media-inner[data-media-aspect-ratio="circle"] { border: 4px solid rgb(178,5,61); } If you want this to apply just to that section, I can add a section target for you.

Site URL: https://www.mitochondrialyoga.com/
My client wants to add Bitcoin as a payment option on his website, any suggestions?

Code for reference:
// IMAGE STACK BLOCK BACKGROUND //
.image-block-outer-wrapper.image-block-v2.design-layout-stack {background:#fbf7f4;}
.image-card.sqs-dynamic-text-container {padding:30px;}

Brilliant, thank you that worked!

You can try the following Custom Css code
section[data-section-id="6271fb781820b01d81f61879"] .sqs-image-shape-container-element:before { content: ''; display: block; height: 100%; width: 100%; position: absolute; left: 0; top: 0; transition: all 0.3s; z-index: 1; } section[data-section-id="6271fb781820b01d81f61879"] .image-block:hover .sqs-image-shape-container-element:before { background-color: rgba(76, 33, 119, 0.6) !important; } section[data-section-id="6271fb781820b01d81f61879"] .image-overlay { background-color: unset !important; } Let me know how it goes on your site

Answering myself…
Turns out I was using keys for reCAPTCHA v3, which are not supported by Squarespace. (Explained in Troubleshooting section here: https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/115013193528#toc-troubleshooting).
Created v2 keys in my reCAPTCHA console and it is working now.

There's a few things to unpack here I guess, but I suppose the first thing is that this particular part of the forum isn't really for feature requests. If you want to customise Squarespace then there are individuals who can help you here. they don't work for Squarespace though.
OK, let's talk about NFTs. Nothing too polemical here, plenty of other places to argue about their value, their cost, the technology etc, but should say that I am very pro-blockchain/web3, and work and research within that sphere pretty much every day. So, we'll focus on NFTs and Squarespace (seeing as that's the forum we're in).
In my opinion there are some fundamental concepts that one needs to consider here. Squarespace is essentially a web2 company, and act as a trusted third party. that means that they are taking control of a lot of things for you on the back end, and owning the data, building the product etc. When you upload product information to SQS you're putting it in a database they run, maintain and protect. That means that they run a lot of server side code. that's code that we as end users can't get to and modify. When we customise Squarespace we work only with browser rendered CSS or scripts, executed client side. That does give us good opportunities with web3 though... 
with web3 / nft stuff the data and the source code are on the public blockchain. when you go to OpenSea or Hic Et Nunc you're interacting with their smart contracts on the blockchain, not (for the most part) with server side code or their third party databases. because of that all/most the interactions you see are done with client-side code that calls the contracts. Same with *any* site that is integrating metamask. So, if you want to integrate metamask in squarespace, you can (with premium subscription) as you can add Javascript code blocks.
In addition, the vast majority of NFTs aren't "on chain" and as such exist simply as URLs usually on IPFS or similar content-addressed networks. so you can easily add those things as simple img elements in a code block if you want. 
There's another reason that you probably want to sell things on dedicated NFT marketplaces though, is that the royalty payments are usually run on the marketplace contract, not your NFT contract. so you really need your customers to interact with that contract, not a middleman contract that Squarespace would have to write and run themselves (because the royalty payment might not be in there!)
So there are routes you could go down to integrate metamask, NFT collections, smart contracts etc. That's not to say that Squarespace shouldn't go down that route, I'm sure they will at some time, probably first through adding crypto payment providers. (At the moment, there is no integration of crypto payments with Squarespace but I'm sure that could happen, Stripe stopped Bitcoin payments 3 years ago but recently have said that they would consider crypto payments again). 
FWIW, I think squarespace could do a good job on this sort of thing. Web 3 stuff needs Web 2 quality UIs to on-board new people, but it's not there yet. My guess is that if you're getting a lot of benefit from using squarespace through design and no-code experiences, and the NFT part is relatively small part then integrating a bit of javascript or an iframe embed for now is probably not a bad idea. 
If there's a particular example you want to see connecting metamask within a squarespace page I'd be happy to write and put up an example. It would be an interesting exercise and there are lots of possibilities. For example, you could go down the route that people often use when integrating shopify which is to add the products in squarespace and then replace the buy button in code. 
If you think we need a squarespace plug-in to do this sort of thing and it looks worth it, again, tell me what you're looking for and I'm sure I could write one.
 
EDIT: forgive any kind of basic explanations here or any explanations that gloss over stuff, just trying to write something that might be useful to people finding NFT type stuff and no idea what peoples understanding of it is or technical capability is. My main point in this is that I'm not sure its the right thing to give over web3 stuff to a web2 company, or very productive to slate a web2 company for not doing web3 things, but I'm happy to help customise existing squarespace sites with web3 type interactions using javascript (as is the remit of this forum). WAGMI
 

This is very doubtful. I've been with SquareSpace for almost 10 years, and they are always last to the party when it comes to ecommerce. I remember when they didn't have PayPal integration and they were forced to. 
Crypto is like PayPal, except adoption pressure for them to integrate will be 10-20x more intense in the next year or two.
No crypto payments in the very near future is a deal breaker. Shopify and WooCommerce already have it integrated. SquareSpace design/aesthetic advantage is no longer noticeable. Right now for me, it's a convivence issue to stay with SqaureSpace, as soon it becomes a business issue I will gladly switch if they don't have modern ecommerce tools.

Hi @paul2009 I just received this response from Squarespace:

After looking into this for you, I can confirm this is related to an issue with reCAPTCHA on our end. I've reported your case to our Engineering team, and they’re currently prioritizing the issue.
 
For the time being, you may want to consider this workaround:
 
After the customer making changes in the Newsletter Block, click out of the block menu before saving the page.
 
I want to set the expectation that this is an alternative solution you can use temporarily, rather than a permanent fix for the exact issue.
 
Please keep in mind that there are many moving parts we need to address before we roll out a solution. We thoroughly test all fixes before they’re released.
 
As a result, we can’t guarantee how long it will take to fix issues like the one affecting your site. Also, because of the volume of reports we receive, we can’t always follow up personally when the issue is resolved.
 
That being said, customer bug reports are an important part of how we continue to improve our platform.
Please do let me know if there's any other way we can help you or if you have further questions, we're always here to help.

 
I tried doing the workaround but it didn't work, so it seems we'll just have to wait until the issue is resolved.

Site URL: https://www.blueturtlepsychology.com.au/
I'm having some issues setting up the recaptcha in the newsletter block. I've followed the step by step instructions for set up and have pasted in the External API keys. The recaptcha box shows in editing mode but on the live website it isn't there and the submit button doesn't work when an email is entered. If I disable the recaptcha then the sign up works fine. Any ideas why?

Hi @paul2009 I just received this response from Squarespace:

After looking into this for you, I can confirm this is related to an issue with reCAPTCHA on our end. I've reported your case to our Engineering team, and they’re currently prioritizing the issue.
 
For the time being, you may want to consider this workaround:
 
After the customer making changes in the Newsletter Block, click out of the block menu before saving the page.
 
I want to set the expectation that this is an alternative solution you can use temporarily, rather than a permanent fix for the exact issue.
 
Please keep in mind that there are many moving parts we need to address before we roll out a solution. We thoroughly test all fixes before they’re released.
 
As a result, we can’t guarantee how long it will take to fix issues like the one affecting your site. Also, because of the volume of reports we receive, we can’t always follow up personally when the issue is resolved.
 
That being said, customer bug reports are an important part of how we continue to improve our platform.
Please do let me know if there's any other way we can help you or if you have further questions, we're always here to help.

 
I tried doing the workaround but it didn't work, so it seems we'll just have to wait until the issue is resolved.

Hi @paul2009 I just received this response from Squarespace:

After looking into this for you, I can confirm this is related to an issue with reCAPTCHA on our end. I've reported your case to our Engineering team, and they’re currently prioritizing the issue.
 
For the time being, you may want to consider this workaround:
 
After the customer making changes in the Newsletter Block, click out of the block menu before saving the page.
 
I want to set the expectation that this is an alternative solution you can use temporarily, rather than a permanent fix for the exact issue.
 
Please keep in mind that there are many moving parts we need to address before we roll out a solution. We thoroughly test all fixes before they’re released.
 
As a result, we can’t guarantee how long it will take to fix issues like the one affecting your site. Also, because of the volume of reports we receive, we can’t always follow up personally when the issue is resolved.
 
That being said, customer bug reports are an important part of how we continue to improve our platform.
Please do let me know if there's any other way we can help you or if you have further questions, we're always here to help.

 
I tried doing the workaround but it didn't work, so it seems we'll just have to wait until the issue is resolved.

Site URL: https://daintreeexperience.squarespace.com/
I have hidden the navigation from the desktop but I need it displayed on mobile, is there a code I can use?
pass: daintreeexperience

Site URL: https://www.mitochondrialyoga.com/
My client wants to add Bitcoin as a payment option on his website, any suggestions?

Yes perfect that nudged it up a bit, thank you!

Yes perfect that nudged it up a bit, thank you!

Add the following to Design > Custom CSS.
.products.collection-content-wrapper {   padding-top : 0;      } This is for v7.1.
Let us know how it goes.

Add to Settings > Advanced > Code Injection > Lock Screen
<style> .sqs-slice-group.group-copy * { color: white !important; } </style>  

Looks like Squarespace doesn't have an integrated option right now.  I found this as a workaround:
How to Accept Bitcoin [BTC] Payments on Squarespace | by Arpit Agarwal | Blockonomics Blog — Bitcoin Payments & More
It's a bit of a clunky process, but it would get the job done.  I am going to try this myself.  My operations are small enough to deal with customers on a one-on-one basis, so for me it won't be too much of a problem.  I really hope Squarespace gets on top of this.
 

I also found this at Coinbase:
https://commerce.coinbase.com/
It seems easier to use than Blocknomics, has a more professional look to it, and there are more crypto options like ETH and USD-Coin.

All good, I managed to fix it. I took out all the backgrounds and boxes and code.