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@TBrungus You can use the following JS below, which is a slight modification to the JS from this comment. Here's an example of me targeting the "Message" field that has an id of, textarea-yui_3_17_2_1_1695075633023_1845. hnTQ0jboU0.mp4 JavaScript (function () { const DELAY = 500; // Delays code execution so other scripts can run const SLIDE_UP_SPEED = 200; // Speed in milleseconds const SLIDE_DOWN_SPEED = 200; // Speed in milleseconds setTimeout(() => { const field = new ToggleFields(); field .id('checkbox-f3d6a653-ba34-430b-a76c-97c1f32c8a7e-field') .hasValues([ 'Other', ]) .thenShow([ 'textarea-yui_3_17_2_1_1695075633023_1845' ]); }, DELAY); /********************************************************************* * DO NOT ALTER BELOW THIS LINE UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING *********************************************************************/ class ToggleFields { constructor() { this.parentEl = null; this.parents = {}; this.dependenciesFields = []; this.values = []; this.showFields = []; this.valueMapping = null; } id(id) { if (typeof id == 'string') { // Get the parent element const parentFieldId = document.querySelector('[id="' + id + '"]'); const parentFieldName = document.querySelector('[name="' + id + '"]'); if (parentFieldId) { this.parentEl = parentFieldId.closest('.field'); } if (parentFieldName) { this.parentEl = parentFieldName.closest('.field'); } this.parentEl.valueMap = this.parentEl.valueMap || {}; this.parents[this.parentEl.id || this.parentEl.name] = this.parentEl; if(!this.parentEl) { return this; } } return this; } hasValues(values) { if (!Array.isArray(values)) { return this; } this.values = values; if(this.parentEl) { values.forEach(value => { this.parentEl.valueMap[value] = this.parentEl.valueMap[value] || { fields: [], hidden: true }; }) } return this; } thenShow(fields) { if (!Array.isArray(fields)) { return this; } if(this.parentEl) { fields.forEach(field => { this.values.forEach(key => { this.parentEl.valueMap[key].fields.push(`#${field}`); }); }); } const fieldIds = fields.map(field => '#' + field); document.querySelectorAll(fieldIds.join(',')).forEach(el => { if(el.closest('.field')) { el.closest('.field').style.display = 'none'; } else { el.style.display = 'none' } }); this.onLoad(() => { // Load jQuery if not loaded if (!window.jQuery) { return this.loadJquery(this.thenShow(fields)) } this.showFields = fields; // Assign jQuery to a variable const $ = jQuery; Object.keys(this.parents).forEach(id => { const parentEl = this.parents[id]; if (!parentEl || parentEl.toggleFieldInit) { return; } parentEl.toggleFieldInit = true; // Show or hide the dependent field based on the PARENT_VALUE $(parentEl).on('change', (evt) => { const value = evt.target.value; Object.keys(parentEl.valueMap).forEach(key => { if(parentEl.valueMap[key].hidden == false) { $(parentEl.valueMap[key].fields.join(',')).slideUp(SLIDE_UP_SPEED); parentEl.valueMap[key].hidden = true; } else { $(parentEl.valueMap[value].fields.join(',')).slideDown(SLIDE_DOWN_SPEED); parentEl.valueMap[key].hidden = false; } }) }); }); }) return this; } loadJquery() { var s = document.createElement('script'); s.src = 'https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.6.0.min.js'; s.onload = this.thenShow(this.fields); document.body.appendChild(s); } onLoad(callback) { // Initialize after the page has been loaded if (document.readyState === 'complete') { setTimeout(callback, DELAY) } else { document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function () { setTimeout(callback, DELAY); }, false); } } } })(); Make sure to include the JS between <script> tags like so: <script> // Add JS here </script>

@St Lukes The issue is the <main> HTML element has a max-width: 1080px style applied to it. The following CSS below will break the banner outside of it's parent container, but still maintain it's place in the flow of the page: CSS /* Make the banner image the full width of the page */ #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1705198057319_10582 { margin-left: calc(50% - 50vw); margin-right: calc(50% - 50vw); } /* Adjust the slide images to be the full width of the page */ #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1705198057319_10582 .sqs-gallery-design-stacked-slide img { object-fit: cover; width: 100% !important; }

@sunjo Remove #siteWrapper.site-wrapper from your selector. The new selector should be: section[data-section-id="65c47f89c55103377481a7fa"] .sqs-button-element--tertiary{ }

@joshlee The issue is your code below is relying on jQuery. Instead of relying on jQuery as a dependency, you can replace the following code: $(document).ready(function() { $('div#block-yui_3_17_2_1_1707375123858_6165').appendTo('.header-title-logo a'); }); With this code: (function(){ const headerLogo = document.querySelector('.header-title-logo a'); const lottiePlayer = document.querySelector('div#block-yui_3_17_2_1_1707375123858_6165 lottie-player'); if(headerLogo && lottiePlayer) { // Hide existing image const img = headerLogo.querySelector('img'); if(img) { img.style.display = 'none'; } // Append lottie image headerLogo.appendChild(lottiePlayer); } })() Remember to place the JS code between <script></script> tags.

@StudioFine Add the following JavaScript code to the Footer using Code Injection. Just update the LINKS array to whatever relative or absolute path(s) you'd like to add the query parameters to. This script loop through all of the links on the page and add the query parameters from the URL to the links that are defined in the LINKS variable. (function () { const LINKS = [ '/some/relative/path', 'https://www.example.com/donate' ]; // Function to attach query parameters to a list of links function attachQueryParametersToLinks() { const selectors = LINKS.map(link => `a[href="${link}"]`); const links = document.querySelectorAll(selectors.join(',')); const urlSearchParams = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search); // Iterate over the links and update their href attributes links.forEach(link => { const originalHref = link.getAttribute('href'); const linkSearchParams = new URLSearchParams(link.search); const mergedSearchParams = new URLSearchParams([...urlSearchParams, ...linkSearchParams]); link.setAttribute('href', `${originalHref}?${mergedSearchParams.toString()}`); }); } if (document.readyState == 'complete') { attachQueryParametersToLinks() } else { window.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', attachQueryParametersToLinks); } })() Be sure to place the javascript between <script> tags e.g.: <script> // Add JS here </script>

@maya_m STEP 1: Add the following JavaScript code to the Footer using Code Injection. This script adds an "active" class on the link that matches whatever filter is defined in the URL. (function () { // Get all the links inside the specified container const links = document.querySelectorAll("#block-yui_3_17_2_1_1706047640137_2381 a"); // Loop through each link and check if its path matches the path in the URL links.forEach((link) => { // Add the "active" class if the pathname of in the URL matches if (window.location.pathname === link.pathname) { link.classList.add("active"); } }); })(); Be sure to add the JavaScript code above between <script> tags like so: <script> // Add JS here </script> Step 2: You can now style the class like so using the following CSS: /* Style active filter link */ #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1706047640137_2381 .active { color: blue; }

@GarySmith What template are you using? I'll try to replicate it on my end. For the template I'm using, the events are hidden by the CSS styling as well, but are technically still there on the page.

@Angelica_Cream You can add the JavaScript below to the Footer using Code Injection to change the text of the pagination label: JavaScript (function() { // Define constants for the desired text labels const NEXT_LABEL = 'More Work'; const PREV_LABEL = 'Previous Work'; // --- Pagination Label Updates --- // Get the pagination element from the page const pagination = document.querySelector('.blog-list-pagination'); // Conditionally find the "prev" and "next" label elements within the pagination const prevLabel = pagination && pagination.querySelector('.prev-label'); const nextLabel = pagination && pagination.querySelector('.next-label'); // Update the text content of the labels if they exist if (nextLabel) { nextLabel.textContent = NEXT_LABEL; } if (prevLabel) { prevLabel.textContent = PREV_LABEL; } })(); Be sure to place the code in between <script> tags like so: <script> // Add JS code here </script>

@GarySmith My previous comment about me replicating the issue was me seeing the issue logged in on the configuration page. When I was trouble shooting, I noticed I was still getting old content while logged in. Perhaps you can follow the steps I took while troubleshooting in the Chrome browser to see if you get fresh content like I did: Clear Chromes storage. This article has an example of what I did. Once you've cleared the storage, close the entire Chrome application, including all open windows and tabs. Keyboard shortcut for Mac, Command (⌘) + Q Keyboard shortcut for Windows, Ctrl + Shift + Q Log back into site and check to see that fixed the caching issue

@GarySmith I was able to replicate your issue on my end and it's definitely a browser caching issue. Event after clearing browser cache it was still happening. However, quitting my browser all together and re-opening it resolved the issue.

If you're using this template then you can leverage the pointer-events: none css rule set to prevent the element from being clicked. Here's the CSS you would add using the CSS editor based on the templates ID and classes being used: /* Prevent item from being clicked */ #mainNavigation .folder-toggle { pointer-events: none; }

@TheSavvyChameleon @colin.irwin Here are some defaults that can be used and should fix the issue with inline CSS and JS as well by leveraging the 'unsafe-inline' and 'unsafe-eval' CSP directives. Also added blob: and data: directives to handle media related to blobs and data attributes. <meta http-equiv="Content-Security-Policy" content="default-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline' 'unsafe-eval' data: blob: *.squarespace.com *.squarespace-cdn.com *.squarewebsites.com *.google.com *.google-analytics.com *.googleapis.com *.gstatic.com *.googletagmanager.com *.doubleclick.net *.typekit.net *.youtube.com *.jquery.com https://youtu.be"> Tips On Figuring out which websites to allow with Content Security Policy: If you're setting up Content Security Policy (CSP) for your website but are unsure which websites to allow access to, here's a tip: Open Google Chrome's developer tools: Click the three dots in the top right corner of your Chrome window, then select "More tools" and then "Developer tools". Find the Console: Look for the tab labeled "Console" within the developer tools window. Add the CSP metatag to your website: This tells your browser which websites are allowed to send resources like images, fonts, and scripts to your page. Reload your website: This triggers the CSP checks. Watch for console errors: Any blocked resources will show up in the console as errors. Look for the website address (URL) mentioned in the error. See screenshot below Whitelist the necessary websites: Based on the console errors (screenshot below for example), add the relevant URLs to your CSP metatag using wildcards if needed (e.g., *.typekit.com instead of https://use.typekit.com). This allows resources from those websites to load on your page. Remember: Adding too many websites to your CSP can compromise security, so only allow the ones your website truly needs.

@DomDom282 It looks like your website uses Ajax to load new content in without refreshing the page. Because it's using Ajax to refresh the page, you'll want to wrap your code with window.Squarespace.onInitialize(Y, function() {}) . This will cause the code to re-run on every ajax request. Added new JS code below that should resolve your issue. New JavaScript window.Squarespace.onInitialize(Y, function() { fetch('https://ipapi.co/json/') .then(response => response.json()) .then(data => { if (data.country_code === 'AU') { window.location.href = 'https://www.louisedemasi.com/my-art-supplies-au'; } }) .catch(err => console.log('Error:', err)); }); Be sure to keep the JS code wrapped in <script> tags like so: <script> // Add JS code here </script>

@GarySmith I tested it out and it appears to be working when I added the CSS in an incognito window. I'm thinking it may have been a browser cache issue. You may need to do a hard refresh of your browser to see the changes.

@sprucerow You can use the following CSS below. You'll need to update the URL of the background-image property to a transparent version of the brushstroke and then play around with the height property as well. CSS [data-section-id="6566207a3608ec2faeee84dc"] .slideshow-wrapper:after { background-image: url('https://www.onlygfx.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/14-white-grunge-brush-stroke-6.png'); height: 60px; content: ''; width: 100%; bottom: 0; left: 0; display: block; z-index: 10; background-size: cover; position: absolute; background-repeat: repeat-x; background-position-y: top; }

@KeeganMIller It would be easier if I had a URL to preview, however one solution would be to: Add a hidden field to the RSVP form and label it Event For the link to the RSVP form, add an event query parameter to the URL and give it some value e.g. /rsvp?event=event-1. In this example, assuming the RSVP form lives at "/rsvp", we add a query parameter whose name is event and the value is event-1. The value of the query parameter should be some unique identifier for that event When a user clicks the link and lands on /rsvp?event=event-1, the JavaScript code below would then grab the value of the "event" query parameter and update the value of the hidden field Then, when a user submits the RSVP form, "event-1" will be the value of the hidden field JavaScript You'll want to add the following JavaScript code to the Footer using Code Injection. (function () { // Check if the document is already in the 'complete' state if (document.readyState == 'complete') { // If so, invoke the addEventToHiddenField function addEventToHiddenField(); } else { // If not, wait for the DOM content to be fully loaded before executing the code document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', addEventToHiddenField); } // Function to add an event to the hidden field based on the URL query parameter function addEventToHiddenField() { // Get URL query parameters const urlSearchParams = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search); // Retrieve the value of the "event" query parameter const eventValue = urlSearchParams.get('event'); // Check if the "event" query parameter exists if (eventValue) { // Get the hidden field by its ID const hiddenField = document.querySelector('input[name="SQF_EVENT"]'); // Check if the hidden field exists if (hiddenField) { // Set the value of the hidden field to the retrieved "event" value hiddenField.value = eventValue; } } } })(); Be sure to include the code in between <script> tags like so: <script> // Add JS code here </script>

@LemonstrikeCreativeStudios For your site, you can use the following CSS: /* Ensure fixed header is above everyhting */ #header { z-index: 20 } /* Add image to the top of footer section */ #footer-sections { position: relative; z-index: 10; } #footer-sections:before { content: ''; display: block; background-size: cover; background-image: url(https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/6554f93572c370332e59a9a0/0076b61b-a133-4f36-b2e7-ad8496b62727/peanuts-grass-100px.png?content-type=image%2Fpng); width: 100%; height: 40px; top: -20px; left: 0; position: absolute; z-index: 10; }

@jcny85 STEP 1: Add the following JavaScript code to the Footer using Code Injection. This script adds an "active" class on the link that matches whatever filter is defined in the query parameter in the URL. (function () { // Get all the links inside the specified container const links = document.querySelectorAll("#block-yui_3_17_2_1_1705961330405_3743 a"); // Get the query parameter from the URL const urlSearchParams = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search); const urlTag = urlSearchParams.get("tag"); // Loop through each link and check if its query parameter matches the one in the URL links.forEach((link) => { const linkSearchParams = new URLSearchParams(link.href.split("?")[1] || ""); const linkTag = linkSearchParams.get("tag"); // Add the "active" class if the query parameters match if (linkTag === urlTag) { link.classList.add("active"); } }); })(); Step 2: You can now style the class like so using the following CSS: /* Style active blog filter link */ #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1705961330405_3743 .active { color: blue; }

@Teifi Looking at Chrome's dev tools, it looks like you have CSS on that page that is hiding the dropdown menu. I would update at CSS to the following: NEW CSS /* Change HEADER nav links on DESKTOP so it goes to home page instead of being anchor links on same page */ .header-nav-list > div:nth-of-type(1), .header-nav-list > div:nth-of-type(2), .header-nav-list > div:nth-of-type(3), .header-nav-list > div:nth-of-type(4) { display: none; margin-right: 0; } This will target the <div> tags that are direct children of the .header-nav-list element rather than ALL <div> tags. Screenshot of code causing the issue:

@GarySmith You can achieve the following by the following steps below. It will require you publishing the events and tagging them as well. STEP 1: Add a "Featured" tag to the events that you would like to be to featured. STEP 2: Add the following JavaScript code to the Footer using Code Injection. This script will add CSS classes to each event based on the event's categories and tags set. This will allow us to hide/show events using CSS in a later step. JavaScript (async function() { /** * Adds category and tag classes to each event list item so developers can * style them with CSS. */ try { const response = await fetch('https://sidoti.com/events?format=json'); if (!response.ok) { throw new Error(`HTTP error! Status: ${response.status}`); } const data = await response.json(); const { upcoming } = data; upcoming.forEach(eventData => { const { tags, urlId, categories } = eventData; const eventLinkEl = document.querySelector(`.eventlist-event a[href*="${urlId}"]`); const parentEl = eventLinkEl && eventLinkEl.closest('.eventlist-event'); if(!parentEl) return; tags.forEach(tag => parentEl.classList.add(`tag-${stringToCssClass(tag)}`)); categories.forEach(category => parentEl.classList.add(`category-${stringToCssClass(category)}`)); }); } catch (error) { console.error('Error fetching data:', error.message); } function stringToCssClass(inputString) { // Replace spaces with hyphens and remove non-alphanumeric characters const cleanedString = inputString.replace(/[^\w\s]/gi, '').replace(/\s+/g, '-'); // Ensure the class starts with a letter and follows CSS naming conventions const validCssClass = cleanedString.replace(/^[^a-zA-Z]+/, '').toLowerCase(); return validCssClass; } })(); Be sure to add the JavaScript code between <script> tags like so: <script> // Add JS code here </script> STEP 3: Add the custom CSS below using the CSS Editor. This targets the section under the "Featured Events" heading based on it's data-section-id HTML attribute and then hides all upcoming events EXCEPT for the ones that are tagged as "Featured". CSS /* Hide all upcoming events in the "Featured" section that aren't tagged as a featured event */ [data-section-id="60352a2206b45a3cc7e308e0"] .eventlist-event:not(.tag-featured) { display: none; }

@AmoryLujo It's a pretty tight fit to have all 3 buttons on a single link and will likely cause horizontal scrolling on different mobile devices. I would actually recommend you stack the buttons for mobile to prevent horizontal scrolling. Here's an example:

@JoshA You can use the following CSS below. This adds CSS variables to the blog-item container and then uses them in the category-* classes that is set on each "card". CSS .blog-item { --pamphlet: red; --report: blue; --definition: green; --imagination-lab: pink; --declaration: black; --article: gray; --data-study: tomato; } .category-pamphlet { background-color: var(--pamphlet) !important; } .category-report { background-color: var(--report) !important; } .category-definition { background-color: var(--definition) !important; } .category-imagination-lab { background-color: var(--imagination-lab) !important; } .category-declaration { background-color: var(--declaration) !important; } .category-article { background-color: var(--article) !important; } .category-data-study { background-color: var(--data-study) !important; } Screenshot Here's a screenshot of Chrome dev tools open. You'll notice that each card has a class set based on the category in with the following format, "category-*" .

@mackenzieu The CSS below should do the trick. You can play with the height CSS property with the 30px value to adjust the amount clipped from the bottom. CSS /* Clip wave image from the bottom */ #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1706127503146_48723 img { object-fit: fill !important; object-position: top !important; height: calc(100% + 30px); } /* Make wave image span entire width of page */ #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1706127503146_48723 .fluid-image-container { width: 100% !important; } See article on how to add CSS if you're not sure how. Here's a screenshot of it working:

@sian75 The following JS should do the trick as long as you place it in the Header using Code Injection. This will allow the script to run and re-order the elements before the site runs Squarespace's JS code that handles the masonry layout. JavaScript (function(){ // Value of the "data-section-id" attribute of the element with a class of "gallery-masonry" const SECTION_ID = '65b13fd4e94d515c51c1e3cb'; /********************************************************************************* * DO NOT EDIT BELOW UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING *********************************************************************************/ if(document.readyState == 'complete') { reverseOrderOfGalleryItems(); } else { window.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', reverseOrderOfGalleryItems); } function reverseOrderOfGalleryItems() { // Get the parent element that contains the <figure> elements const gallery = document.querySelector(`.gallery-masonry[data-section-id="${SECTION_ID}"] .gallery-masonry-wrapper`); // Get a NodeList of all <figure> elements within the parent element const figureElements = gallery.querySelectorAll('figure'); // Convert the NodeList to an array and reverse it const reversedFigures = Array.from(figureElements).reverse(); // Remove existing <figure> elements from the parent figureElements.forEach(figure => figure.remove()); // Append the reversed <figure> elements back to the parent reversedFigures.forEach(figure => gallery.appendChild(figure)); } })() Remember to place the JavaScript code in between <script> tags, e.g. <script> // Add JS code here </script>

@ghostpep___ Replace this line: $('html').addClass('html-burger-open'); With: $('html').toggleClass('html-burger-open');