Ottan

Same! We're transitioning away from eventbrite... Eventbrite integrates to mailchimp no problem: easy to send follow up emails triggered by event check in. Would like to be able to do this via squarespace if possible: track customers attending events (via service product purchase).
But really why have events at all - why don't service products have a time and date field??? Essential for tracking the customer journey of our class attendees.
If anyone knows how to send automated emails triggered by event time, please let me know.
 

You are right – sorry about that. I had an extra end bracket, but it's fixed now. That also resolved my centering issue.

change this
/* Footnotes paragraph size */ .sqs-block-code .sqs-block-content :last-child { font-size: 100px !important; }  

Site URL: https://www.nathancashion.com/bigfoot
I'm using Bigfoot.js to create inline footnotes that pop-up instead of link to the bottom of the page.
It's working great, the only problem is that the version of Markdown on Squarespace doesn't support the syntax for footnotes. The syntax is relatively simple and similar to links:
To create a footnote reference, add a caret and an identifier inside brackets ([^1]). My current workflow is to write the post in Markdown using iA Writer. I then copy the document (or, at least, the section of the document with the footnote) as HTML and paste that into a code block on SquareSpace.
This obviously isn't ideal or efficient – if I want to add an image to the post on Squarespace, for instance, I have to separate the code blocks since image blocks cannot be inserted inside a code block and the code block will not simply split at a line break like a text or Markdown block will.
Is there any solution to enabling the footnote syntax within SquareSpace?