ToastyT

Is there a way to change the Paywall verbiage so that it read $XX Per year or $XX Per month and not Every year or Every month?

Try going to "Settings" (when you first log into your website on Squarespace, there should be a column on the left hand side that starts with "Website" at the top; at the bottom of that column is 'gear' icon that's Settings) and then "Billing" > Payment Information.

The <style> code for putting an "Add To Cart" button below each item in the summary grid works great, so far as I can tell! Thank you for that! BUT...is it possible for this code to be modified to apply to a single specific summary block? This would be perfect for a situation when a page may contain more than one summary block.

This is basically my question, too. How can one create a button or link that triggers a pop-up form to join a Squarespace-hosted newsletter?

Ahh! Thank you! It worked when I put the code into the "Post Blog Item Code Injection." That's pretty counter-intuitive, but fortunately, in the template I'm using (Brine,) this code loads on the blog landing page but NOT on individual blog post pages. Thank you so much again!

Wow, that's amazing, thanks! But unfortunately, this code is "too powerful," in the sense that it also redirects [direct links to individual blog posts]. I still want people to be able to access the individual blog posts. I only want to redirect people who try to access the one Blog Page.

Hi there, anyone know a way to hide a blog page...that is, make it so visitors who attempt to go to, for example, sienaandtoast.com/podcast ...are just unable to see it, or are redirected to another page? What I'm trying to do is keep individual blog posts accessible, while blocking access to [the whole bird's eye view of all the blog posts] (which they'd be able to do easily if they just go to the blog page and see all of 'em there). Unfortunately, a redirect from the blog page just doesn't work because "Redirects only work if the page you're redirecting from has been deleted or disabled." <- per Sqsp support article and, I also don't want to require a password for this. Has anyone successfully done something like this? Thanks in advance for any insights!

Helpful info! Thank you for it 🙏🏼

Would love to know about this, too. I haven't seen a way to allow customers to pay whatever they want, not force them to choose from among a pre-determined, limited list of "suggested amounts."