BobInAustin

In Classic Editor, you need to hover on middle of section > You will see a plus icon > Click on it to Add block
(And don't click Upgrade button on top left of section)

The only workaround for this very broken fluid rollout was to break everything up in sections. That tends to be a Best Practice anyways, but one I did not think I needed. There are still spaces, but all of them are uniform, so for the user, they look intentional. Don't know if that will help!

Years with next to no problems, but the last six to nine months, so many bugs. It's messing with people's incomes. 
Years and years with minimal issues on here, but the last 6+ months there has been so many bugs. If Squarespace doesn't care about the fundamentals that protect how their clients come off to their customers, game over. 
This has to stop. 

Having the same issue with mine - even went so far as to manually correct things twice before seeing if it's a bug. Very frustrating 
 

You're not wrong about the funny link confirming, in testing it, I had to select the redirect link and then click on the form settings pop up for the link to attach, if I clicked straight out of the form settings from the link select it didn't work.

One day a competitor will come along, a competitor very close to the same but with a MUCH GREATER passion for the subscribers (us) that pay the bills. I don't even bother contacting them, nothing is ever resolved. 

I also host domains on Namecheap and email on Google Workspace.
Suppose I shutdown the main site and create an email with a new domain. I will still renew the domain name every year (after all, it is quite cheap, only 10-12 $/year, Moreover, the main email, many customers still contact through there), then use Cloudflare Email Routing (free) to forward all new emails from old domain to new domain. 
Cloudflare has this feature recently.

 

I have not used Squarespace support in years, the best support is here, for sure. On Google, I have never   found success in managing your Google needs through a third party. Its always a nightmare. For $12 or so, open a business account (Workspace) with Google and all those problems go away with other perks. If you're not technical, I'm not, there is a steep learning curve. But you can easily learn those things via YouTube. 

Thanks, @tuanphan I appreciate the help. 

With space between mobile menu links, you can use this CSS code
/* Mobile menu links space */ .header-menu-nav-item a { margin-top: 4.9vw !important; margin-bottom: 4.9vw !important; } With burger/cart icon use this CSS code
/* Overlay Menu Open - Burger - Cart */ body.header--menu-open span.Cart-inner { color: black !important; } body.header--menu-open .burger-inner>div { background-color: black !important; }  

If you can share page url, we can help easier
If the site is trial/unpublished, you can follow this guide to share url
 

Hola,
Over the last years, when the side nav is altered or a new update happens, lots of bugs. One of the biggest issues that has never been fixed is mobile optimization. While it has improved since the launch of liquid, it still has lots of issues. I really wish they would optimize what they have before doing any updates. When I go to mobile, (a) it takes a ton of time to get a good, clean look. The port from the site to mobile has been a problem since the launch of liquid, (b) mobile randomly stretches out elements that have already been optimized which requires yet more time cleaning up the mess the UI is creating. 
Now, I can't save any of my work on a day I scheduled specifically to do lots of hours of work. My new brand logo shows up fine on the website (all of this is hidden, I have an under construction page until I launch) but it populates the original logo on mobile. And why we can't do some form of a server flush boggles my mind. Elementor plugged into WP Engine was a lot more expensive (for many reasons) but these basics have been in place since I used those tools years ago. These bugs cost me lots of time and therefore money. And I gave up on writing customer service years ago. The level of service has never been good. I always come here to get quality support or the good people over at SquareKicker. 
I've been with Squarespace a long time but this is really getting old. 
Thanks for listening to my vent,
Bob

Hey @tuanphan, the good folks at Squarekicker helped me get it sorted but thank you. I hope you are well. 🙂

Can you share link to a page? We can check button easier

Thanks @derricksrandomviews

I just tested it @paul2009 and it is now going straight to the cart, so yay! Thanks, again. 

Quick checkout is enabled so, when I submit the form (which won't submit unless properly completed), I am sent directly to the checkout page.
If this isn't your experience, I recommend that you contact Squarespace Customer Care directly and provide them with a video of your experience plus details of the browser/device being used. 

I never got notified on this, Tuan. Thanks for the help!

You can add this to Design > Custom CSS
nav.header-nav-list { flex-wrap: nowrap !important; }  

Thanks, @tuanphan I'll give it a whirl. 
UPDATE: Perfect! It worked like a charm. 

Add to Design > Custom CSS
/* Home gallery icons */ body.homepage div.gallery-slideshow-control-btn-icon svg { stroke-width: 5; /* weight */ width: 50px !important; height: 30px !important; }