Michelle_Barra_

Thank you @Michelle_Barra_ for your kind words! 🥰 It means a lot.
I'm grateful to be a part of the Circle community and contribute in any way I can.

Thanks so much Paul.
For the record, I can't tell you how much appreciate all the work you do here.

In your screenshot, the white gap is the empty canvas 🙂.
The header is pinned to the top.
The footer is pinned to the bottom.
The page section has very little content. 
This leaves the empty space.
If you add more content or change the gallery to a grid that fills the page, the empty space won't exist. Does that help?
Here's a similar page:

G64usxpKfl.mp4  

I have several pages on my site that have galleries and when viewed on mobile devices, there is a major space between the gallery and the next block.  The thing is, when you view the pages within the mobile preview inside of Squarespace there is no space.  It actually only appears when you look at the pages on an actual mobile device.

I reached out to support and they said it is a known issue.  That said I find it odd that nobody else brought it up on the forums. Or at least I can't find anything.  Does anyone have a workaround?  Support sent one, but it did not work:

Here is one of the pages in question w/ screenshots of what it looks like in Squarespace and heat it looks like on my phone:
https://www.landsolutionsma.com/landscaping-design-and-installation 

You can try adding this to your Custom CSS:
.sqs-gallery-controls .next { right: -44px; } .sqs-gallery-controls .previous { left: -44px; }

Yes I had that problem. I ended up hiring the wonderful @creedon to help me with this workaround.

Yes. But it is always painful. Images not coming through is one issue I've run into with just about every import. The issue can be fixed in some cases.
There is not much we can do to help unless we can work with the xml file as exported from the WordPress site. I can't guarantee a solution. A post export edited XML won't work.
You may find the following of interest although not a solution.
 

x.com is working for me! Thank goodness. That was becoming a bit of a pain for clients insisting on using the X logo! Thanks Squarespace 🙂

So everyone is good to go, this is no longer an issue for everyone?

Thanks for sharing @Michelle_Barra_ 🙌❤️ If you need any help with this code @Alma_ugc26 feel free to DM me.

Hi @Alma_ugc26
Not sure if you found a solution yet, but check out this fantastic video from @inside_the_square who provides a code that works (thanks Becca!)
I just used it on a client website and it worked perfectly.
 

@machinefriendly I logged a support ticket yesterday about this too as OpenAI now have this 
https://platform.openai.com/docs/gptbot/disallowing-gptbot
Disallowing GPTBot To disallow GPTBot to access your site you can add the GPTBot to your site’s robots.txt: User-agent: GPTBot Disallow: / However Squarespace said 
I was thinking of opening a poll here to see how many people see this as an important feature for SquareSpace to implement ASAP. 
 

Hi!
I'm trying to find a way to have the word 'map' in my event description to be underlined so that it is clear that it's a link to google maps. Any ideas? Squarespace could improve its accessibility...

@qazwart I have replaced the Twitter feeds on two client websites using the Embed block as per these instructions. Very quick and simple - https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/206543317-Using-Twitter-with-Squarespace
 

Ah I forgot, they added image by using CSS background image code
@media only screen and (min-width: 768px) { section[data-section-id="6336933d79ad22a69786cf7b"] .reveal-image-left::before { content: ''; position: absolute; background-image: url(https://static1.squarespace.com/static/62182d7ba729412c22eb226f/t/62ed5b16640390167b71de4b/1659722518664/seven-skins-illustrations-1.png); background-size: contain; background-position: center center; background-repeat: no-repeat; width: 650%; height: 650%; left: -6vw; top: -25vh; background-attachment: scroll; transition: .7s; transform: translatex(-20vw) rotate(35deg); z-index: 2 } section[data-section-id="6336933d79ad22a69786cf7b"] .animate.reveal-image-left::before { width: 650%; height: 650%; transform: translatex(-40vw) rotate(0deg) } section[data-section-id="6336933d79ad22a69786cf7b"] .reveal-image-right::before { content: ''; position: absolute; background-image: url(https://static1.squarespace.com/static/62182d7ba729412c22eb226f/t/62ed5be1640390167b720335/1659722721751/seven-skins-illustrations-2.pnghttps://static1.squarespace.com/static/62182d7ba729412c22eb226f/t/62ed5be1640390167b720335/1659722721751/seven-skins-illustrations-2.png); background-size: contain; background-position: center center; background-repeat: no-repeat; width: 680%; height: 680%; top: -35vh; transition: .7s; transform: translatex(-30vw) rotate(-80deg); z-index: 2 } section[data-section-id="6336933d79ad22a69786cf7b"] .animate.reveal-image-right::before { width: 700%; height: 700%; transform: translatex(-17vw) rotate(-40deg) } } Use this free tool to find data section id
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/squarespace-id-finder/igjamfnifnkmecjidfbdipieoaeghcff?hl=en

I'm just about to quote a job that has hundreds of blog posts. Very keen to try this extension, thanks Paul 🙂 Looks like a game changer!

I'm just about to quote a job that has hundreds of blog posts. Very keen to try this extension, thanks Paul 🙂 Looks like a game changer!

I'm just about to quote a job that has hundreds of blog posts. Very keen to try this extension, thanks Paul 🙂 Looks like a game changer!

If you take a look at Squarewebsites you'll find a great product called the Tools Extension PRO that can take of this, or you can book someone to take care of the blog transfer for you.

@tuanphanyou are literally the best! I have used so many of your CSS snippets. A million thank yous!

@StephenWise1999 Add to Home > Design > Custom CSS
/* Change dropdown menu background */ .header-nav-folder-content { background: #febf00 !important; }

I imported a client's blog from Wordpress and all the posts came across, however the post summaries (thumbnails, excerpts, etc) did not appear on the main blog page. I could see the list of posts in the editor on the left but they weren't appearing on the blog page itself. I had migrated blogs from Wordpress several times in the past and had never encountered this issue before. I've attached a screenshot of the problem.
Thanks to Faye S from Squarespace Customer Care, I solved it by creating a new blog page and moving the posts to the new blog page. The new blog page populated as normal with the blog post summaries (thumbnails, excerpts, etc)
I used this support page to learn how to move collections - Move Collection Items (first create new blog page)
Hopefully this helps others who encounter the same problem. 🙂

Adding my request to delete/manage images to the crowd of Squarespace designers needing this feature. Would love a response on timing for this feature please!
Michelle 🙂

Adding my request to delete/manage images to the crowd of Squarespace designers needing this feature. Would love a response on timing for this feature please!
Michelle 🙂