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  1. Correct, there is no way to duplicate, copy, undo, revise to a previous version, or recover deleted pages. These are all must-haves.

    Aside from that, the user persmissions are so radically different now, there isn't a way to lockout the public without password protected pages.

    I hope it's high on the priority list.

    Good news is that there are ways to handle this on the Developer Platform because of the increased control of where and "when" to display things. I'm doing this now on a number of sites...

  2. For default templates:

    I would recommend just creating a brand new page in your "Not LInked" navigation area and setting it up exactly how you need. When finished, swap that page into your nav and take out the other, then swap the URL slugs. This is actually the method I've been using since Squarespace V5, and it seems to work well.

    For the developer platform:

    This is incredibly easy on Developer Platform when you understand how to use it. You could create a "maintenance" or "temporary" layout, or you could just use a combination of layouts & CSS to make sure no one is able to see what you're working on. I'm doing this now with some sites, and it's very easy to build the entire site in the background while a few pages are live to the public. This is because in the Developer platform you have full control over the navigation areas, where they show up, and which layouts are active on each page.

    Unfortunately this probably isn't the answer you're looking for...

  3. To disable YouTube's "Related Videos" from showing up when using a YouTube URL, add ?rel=0 at the end of your URL.

    Example:

    Before pasting into Squarespace, add ?rel=0 to the URL:

    ?rel=0

    Note: You can paste the original URL into the Squarespace Video Block FIRST, and then add your ?rel=0 at the end, but make sure that Squarespace "refreshes" the video in your post. If it doesn't refresh, Squarespace will not pick up your change (adding the ?rel=0). A quick trick I do is paste in your normal URL, then type ?rel=0 at the end of the URL, then "Select All", "Cut" and "Paste" into the box. This removes the URL from the Squarespace Video Block, which removes the video in your post, then adds in the correct video with the disabled Related Videos code.

  4. When embedding video with the Squarespace Video Block, you'll notice that grabbing any Youtube Video's URL, including the official Youtube "Share" Link, will normally cause Youtube to display "Related Videos" at the end.

    This is because Youtube doesn't offer a quick way to disable that when using the Share URL like they do when you use the Embed Code.

    So after you grab your Youtube Share URL and paste it into your Squarespace Video Block, add this directly to the end:

    
    
    ?rel=0
    
    

    Normal Youtube Share Link Example:

    What it should look like in Squarespace (add the ?rel=0 yourself).

    ?rel=0
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