HansenCreations

Awesome! That worked. Thank you @bangank36

Right! I've added the page to the nav bar and now need a little guidance on restyling. 😅 And the image is attached below.

Site URL: https://www.anybodysautos.net I want to set up a new page on my website called "Freeze Peach" but instead of just typing it into the Navigation bar like usual, I'd like to use a .png of the logo that my friend is designing. They don't have the logo designed yet, so I just created the page as "Coming Soon!" for now. I tried uploading a file in Custom CSS to see if that would work, but sadly it didn't. And I'm not very experienced in css. Let me know if there's another way! Thanks

Are you able to find it? It's a grey box currently fixed at the top of the screen.

Site URL: https://www.%20anybodysautos.squarespace.com My website is going to showcase a gallery of featured vehicles from local car dealerships. What happens if the dealer sells that vehicle and takes down their product page? I'm betting that they don't actually delete those pages, but I can't count on them having their own redirect. Is there some kind of code that I can use on my website to avoid a 404 error when my link is about to take a viewer to my client's deleted page? Ideally, a viewer would click on a gallery image on my website, and if it's about to go to a deleted page

Site URL: https://www.anybodysautos.squarespace.com Hi frens, I threw in this simple CSS to make the grey Blog archive on the right sticky to the top, but the position is not working. I've been reading up on the overflow:hidden attributes of a parent element, but I can't find any codes to overcome that... What am I doing wrong? li.archive-group { position: sticky; background: grey; color: #ffffff; top: 20px; z-index:1000; width:100%; padding-top: 17px; padding-bottom: 17px; padding-left: 17px; padding-right: 17px; box-shadow: 3px 3px 7px rgba(0,0,0,0.5) } Th