Sienawalker

Yeah, that is just really poor user experience and takes away any kind of hierarchy on the site. A landing page should structurally be above any children pages that fall under it, so it's strange behavior to see <Services> on the same line as <services/page>. Hoping to find a workaround because it makes my site lack structure.  

I was able to find a solution, so I am sharing it here in case anyone runs into a similar issue:
Important notes, your section ID will need to be updated with your own ID, and you need each image block authored to be in either 3 columns or 2 columns for this to work. If you have multiple sections where you want this to work, you will need to add this code for each section.
//equal size blocks//
section[data-section-id="5f561a6cfab9b365a25a1e21"] {
  .sqs-col-3, .sqs-col-2 {
    width: 20% !important; 
  }
}
 

Right - I see that that is the behavior, but it makes for a strange user experience when you want a dedicated landing page that provides an overview of all of the content on the pages below it. 

Yeah, that is just really poor user experience and takes away any kind of hierarchy on the site. A landing page should structurally be above any children pages that fall under it, so it's strange behavior to see <Services> on the same line as <services/page>. Hoping to find a workaround because it makes my site lack structure.  

Yeah, that is just really poor user experience and takes away any kind of hierarchy on the site. A landing page should structurally be above any children pages that fall under it, so it's strange behavior to see <Services> on the same line as <services/page>. Hoping to find a workaround because it makes my site lack structure.  

Yeah, that is just really poor user experience and takes away any kind of hierarchy on the site. A landing page should structurally be above any children pages that fall under it, so it's strange behavior to see <Services> on the same line as <services/page>. Hoping to find a workaround because it makes my site lack structure.  

I was able to find a solution, so I am sharing it here in case anyone runs into a similar issue:
Important notes, your section ID will need to be updated with your own ID, and you need each image block authored to be in either 3 columns or 2 columns for this to work. If you have multiple sections where you want this to work, you will need to add this code for each section.
//equal size blocks//
section[data-section-id="5f561a6cfab9b365a25a1e21"] {
  .sqs-col-3, .sqs-col-2 {
    width: 20% !important; 
  }
}
 

I was able to find a solution, so I am sharing it here in case anyone runs into a similar issue:
Important notes, your section ID will need to be updated with your own ID, and you need each image block authored to be in either 3 columns or 2 columns for this to work. If you have multiple sections where you want this to work, you will need to add this code for each section.
//equal size blocks//
section[data-section-id="5f561a6cfab9b365a25a1e21"] {
  .sqs-col-3, .sqs-col-2 {
    width: 20% !important; 
  }
}
 

Yeah, that is just really poor user experience and takes away any kind of hierarchy on the site. A landing page should structurally be above any children pages that fall under it, so it's strange behavior to see <Services> on the same line as <services/page>. Hoping to find a workaround because it makes my site lack structure.  

I found kind of a hacky workaround that worked for my client, but it was pretty specific for their use case. They were not selling physical products, but taking deposits for appointments. So I used JotForm to setup the transaction through a form, and through that platform you can accept payment through square. You can embed the jotform form onto your site so the end user doesn't recognize there are multiple systems involved, and after the transaction you can direct a user to any page on your site. So it bypasses Squarespace's ecommerce transaction all together.
 
Not sure if this workaround is applicable to anyone else here. Any of course my client is no longer taking appointments online, so I am not able to show an example of it working, but feel free to message me directly if you want to give this a shot and have questions.
 
Good luck all! 

I've added this into my homepage code injection and it still isn't working - do you have a site on 7.1 where this is successful? 

Site URL: https://www.sienaleigh.com/
Hello! I have been using the following code to have a transparent header on ONLY my homepage for quite a few sites, and after this last release it no longer works. Is anyone else experiencing anything similar, and do you have ideas for workarounds?
 
//transparent header on hp//
.homepage .header-announcement-bar-wrapper {
    background: rgba(0,0,0,0) !important;
}
 
Here is an example of a site using this code that worked prior to the last release https://www.sienaleigh.com/

Jumping in here to say I used this same process - I added my shopify buy button to my footer code injection on my site, then used the css rule provided by @tuanphan and it works great on 7.1 too! https://www.moonlightgardensupply.com/# (note, you have to have products in your cart for it to show up, but once you do, the cart appears on every page without showing the list of products I have hidden in my footer).
 
Thank you!

I have the same issue, following to see if anyone has had success with this. 

I have the same issue, following to see if anyone has had success with this.