TTaylor

Thank you!

Code injection would be the only option. It would require JavaScript and the business plan or above.
A possible solution ignoring Squarespace for a moment, is to put a noindex instruction ( <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> ) in the head element of the page. Squarespace allows code to be added to the head element at the Blog page level but not in specific blog posts. If you put the meta tag in code injection for the Blog page, all pages of the blog would pick that tag up and no pages of your blog would be indexed. So we are left with JavaScript to decide when to insert the meta tag. Also there is the caveat. By using JavaScript the search engine crawlers may or may not pick up the tag inserted by JavaScript. We have no control over what the search engines do.
I'm am unaware of any code that does the above.

Hi, I added it to the Header.  But nevermind, please disregard this request.  I used a different product (ShareThis) and it worked with no problem. 
Happy New Year!

It worked perfectly, thank you!  
I have no idea where all these emails and URLs from comments are stored anyway, and I never use them.  Am I able to access them?  Or can I only see entries from the Comments section of the dashboard?  It's not important, I wouldn't know what to do with it. 
 

This is a Brine-family website with Ajax enabled so it's likely to be caused by this feature. Please see my guide, Why does Squarespace code only work on refresh?

It worked perfectly, thank you!  
I have no idea where all these emails and URLs from comments are stored anyway, and I never use them.  Am I able to access them?  Or can I only see entries from the Comments section of the dashboard?  It's not important, I wouldn't know what to do with it. 
 

Try adding to Design > Custom CSS
input[placeholder="Website URL"] { display: none; }  

I found the issue (didn't have format=rss)  -- thank you!

Insert this into CSS:
a.sqs-block-button-element--small.sqs-button-element--tertiary.sqs-block-button-element { background-color: #yourcolor !important; }

You can also edit this post > Add a Code Block at bottom of post > Use this code
<style> div.button-block a { background-color: #f1f !important; } </style>  

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Hi!,
I am trying to add a line for this side bar (which is a blog summary page added to one of the main blog posts).  For the main blog configuration, I added this code in Post Blog Item Code Injection:
<style>.sqs-block-summary-v2 {border-left:2px solid #ffffff}
}</style>
I also tried adding it to the blog summary Post Blog Item Code Injection.
The sidebar does not show and I can't figure out why?  Any idea or can you point me in the right direction. 
Thank you!

If its code, and requires inserting into custom css, yes the plug in requires  a business plan. May I make a suggestion. You create a blog post, add your image at the top, add a spacer to the left side of the image and move it creating column space. Make sure the spacer is not as long vertically as your image. At the bottom of the spacer add a text block, then delete the spacer, the block will remain and you add your text, its now on the left side of the image. Now the above is the way I have moved things around in Avenue for a particular blog post. I can make site wide style changes as well. You can too with Brine blog, as mentioned here:
https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/212838128-Brine-Site-Styles-tweaks#toc-blog