Flynn

Hi @Beyondspace, Yes, that's close! I don't know if your image is just a mock-up or CSS but seeing it in that context, do you know if there's a way to make the logo fit without a line break? Or change the padding/container so it it's not stacked upon itself? This looks like a solution though! What's the snippet for it? Thank you!

Hi Squarespace gurus, I'm hoping to stack my logo/title text above the main nav to gain more menu item space. Is there a code snippet to force this? I'm using the Bedford template. Thanks in advance! website: https://ray-primrose-34c4.squarespace.com/ password: testview2022

Hi @tuanphan, I think that worked! Thank you! Also, @bangank36 I think I made an error using your solution, I believe targeting the specific collection would have worked too. Thank you!

Hey @tuanphan, Sorry for the confusion. I actually do NOT want this code to run on the homepage. I want the code to work everywhere on the site EXCEPT the homepage. Because I have a banner image on the homepage the text padding adjustment I made is affects that page differently than the rest of the site and I don't like it. There's too much negative space below the banner image and the text. Ideally there's a way to isolate the homepage instead of applying the code to each collection individually since I'll have many pages. Thanks in advance!

Hi @bangank36 Thanks for responding! That is what I'm meaning to achieve. Site-wide style changes except for the homepage. I didn't notice any change using your solution unfortunately. Any other ideas? -Flynn

Site URL: https://ray-primrose-34c4.squarespace.com/ Hi All, Working on some customizations for a client's site and I've adjusted page padding using this: #page>{ max-width: 1020px !important; // 1020px is the default size padding: 150px 32px !important; // First number is top & bottom, second is left & right Defaults are 96px and 32px } Unfortunately this also affects the homepage (the only page with a banner image) and adds too much negative space below the image and the first text on the page. Is there a code snippet to add to prevent the homepage from being affected? Or is the best way around this to only apply the page code to every single other page via a #collection tag? Very novice at Custom CSS, sorry. Thank you! password: testview2022