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@ThomasDris You can set up a Domain Forwarding Rule for a specific page so that when someone types in that secondary domain, it goes to the page you want. However, it will still display the primary domain url in your web browser's address bar.
This means that if you have 2 domains connected to your website, you have:
www.DomainA.com > Takes you to www.DomainA.com
www.DomainB.com > Takes you to www.DomainA.com
They both take you to the homepage and it then displays www.DomainA.com
If you want www.DomainB.com to go to your page /services, then you can set up a Domain Forwarding Rule. That means your domains now:
www.DomainA.com > Takes you to www.DomainA.com
www.DomainB.com > Takes you to www.DomainA.com/services *
*It will not say www.DomainB.com as if it's a different website. 
This Squarespace help article has instructions: https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/214767107-Forwarding-a-Squarespace-domain#toc-forward-to-a-specific-page
When you add the domain forwarding rule, it will look like:

 
 

Add to Design > Custom CSS or Website > Website Tools > Custom CSS
/* move title under image lightbox */ .yui3-lightbox2 .sqs-lightbox-meta { opacity: 1 !important; background-color: transparent !important; padding: 0px !important; bottom: -30px !Important; } .sqs-lightbox-slideshow .sqs-gallery-design-stacked-slide img { top: -30px !important; } .yui3-lightbox2 .sqs-lightbox-meta * { color: black !important; text-align: center; }  

Add this to Design > Custom CSS or Website > Website Tools > Custom CSS
/* Mobile fix lightbox caption overlap image */ @media screen and (max-width:767px) { .light-caption { width: calc(~"100% - 10px") !important; padding-right: 5px; padding-left: 5px; } }  

It can take up to 72 hours for an SSL certificate to propagate throughout the internet. It may speed up the process if you were to ensure secure preference is checked under Home > Settings > domains >developer tools>SSL and make sure HSTS is checked. 

Understanding SSL certificates - Choose SSL settings

For any further personalized assistance you might need, please reach out to Squarespace Customer Support. 
 

You can use this code to Website > Website Tools > Custom CSS then save & reload the page
@media screen and (max-width:767px) { [data-section-id="65e9490abe62d95cb37c9634"] .gallery-grid-wrapper { grid-template-columns: repeat(2,1fr) !important; } }  

When you say paid basic subscription with Squarespace ae you sure you paid for your site or did you possibly just pay to transfer the domain over?

I would love to know how to do this. I need something where they can tick boxes for multiple lists if possible. For example I have a list for writing tips for other authors, my main newsletter list, and my author empire design builds list. I would love it if they can check more than one and be filtered to that list.

What do David Bowie, Alanis Morissette, Sia, and Xavier White have in common? They all rock their online presence using Squarespace, and you can too! This post will help you create a website as awesome as the unique sounds you share with your fans.
You’ll learn about Squarespace features that you can use to share your music, info about your next gig and even manage new merch without having to juggle the inventory yourself.
Your Online Stage Presence: Essential Pages for Your Musician Website
Your Squarespace website can help you connect with fans, showcase your music, and tell the world what you're all about. Here are the essential pages to get you started and rocking online:
Home Page: Your Spotlight Moment
The Home Page is your website's first impression, so make it count! Here's what to include:
A killer hero image: This could be a high-quality photo of you performing, your album cover, or anything that captures your vibe. You can also feature a background video, adding some eye-catching motion to your home page. A captivating bio: In a few short sentences, tell the world who you are, what kind of music you make, and why they should be listening. Keep it interesting but easy to understand, like you're having a conversation with a friend. Links to your music: Make it easy for fans to find your music. Embed your music player directly on the homepage, or link to your profiles on streaming platforms like Spotify or Apple Music. Pro Tip: Don't forget a clear "Call to Action" (CTA) on your homepage. This tells fans what you want them to do next, like subscribing to your mailing list to be notified of your next event, buying your latest album with a product block, or checking out your tour dates with a link to your event page.
About Page: Sharing Your Story
The About Page is your chance to connect with fans on a deeper level. Here, you can:
Tell your story: How did you get started with music? What inspires you? Tell the story behind your sound, your album art, or even your creative artist name. Introduce your band members (or you, if you’re a solo artist!): Let fans get to know the people behind the music. Include fun facts and anecdotes to help people connect with you on a personal level. Share photos and videos: Show fans behind-the-scenes glimpses, performance photos, or anything that gives them a taste of your personality. Pro Tip: Encourage your community to contribute! Feature Instagram posts where fans have tagged you and link to your social profiles so they can follow you there, too.
Music Page: Where Your Music Shines
This is the heart of your website, where fans come to experience your music. Here's how to make it awesome:
Showcase your music: You have a few different options here: You can upload your audio files directly to Squarespace. This is great if you're selling your music directly through your website. You can upload a sample of the audio file and then add a link to the physical or digital product. Embed music from streaming platforms like SoundCloud. This is a good option if you already have a presence on those platforms. Make it easy for fans to listen, purchase, or pre-order your music: Link to your music stores (iTunes, Bandcamp, etc.) or offer downloads directly on your website (through Squarespace's built-in e-commerce features). Tour Dates Page: Promote Your Next Event
This page is essential to let fans know where they can see you live! You’ll find a few creative ways to do this using Squarespace. You can Use an event page type to page to display info about upcoming events, and past events, too. For each event, make sure you include the cities, and venues, with a link to ticket sales for each individual show.
You can also link directly to Bandsintown. Squarespace lets you integrate Bandsintown blocks that seamlessly blend with your website's design. These blocks display your tour dates, festivals, or even live-stream shows directly from your Bandsintown profile.
Here's the coolest part: Visitors can RSVP to concerts, buy tickets, join live-stream shows, and get notified about future gigs, all through links embedded right in the block. It's a one-stop shop for your fans to stay connected and rock out with you live, and it can be embedded directly into the Squarespace website you’ve created.
A quick side note about using Bandsintown with Squarespace: You'll need to set the dates, text, and buttons you want to appear by heading over to your Bandsintown account. Learn more about the Bandsintown blocks.
Contact Page: Stay Connected with Your Fans
Consider creating a page to help your fans stay connected to you: 
Add a newsletter block to collect email addresses from your fans! You'll be able to use Squarespace Campaigns to send them updates about new music, tour dates, and exclusive content. Add your social media links. Make sure fans can find you on all the major platforms like Instagram, YouTube, and any other place you regularly post your creative content. Additional Features to Supercharge Your Musician Website
Rocking the essential pages is a great start, but there's always room to crank your website up to eleven! Here are some bonus features to consider, transforming your website from a stage to a full-fledged fan zone:
Let Your Inner Poet Speak with A Blog
Ever wanted to share your thoughts, stories, and creative process with the world? A blog is your platform! You can:
Write about your musical journey: Share your experiences, songwriting inspirations, or even gear reviews. Post behind-the-scenes content: Give fans exclusive access to recording sessions, music video shoots, or tour shenanigans. (Just keep it PG-rated, alright?) Connect with fans on a deeper level: Show your personality, humor, and what makes you tick. Gear Up Your Fans with Merch
Let your fans wear their fandom loud and proud with a killer merch store! Selling your own merchandise is a fantastic way to generate some extra income to support your music career. Squarespace allows you to sell both physical and digital merch.
You can offer downloadable content like exclusive song demos, ringtones, or high-resolution wallpapers. Squarespace has built-in e-commerce features that will deliver these digital products to you.
You can also use Squarespace to sell physical merch. T-shirts, hoodies, hats, posters – the sky's the limit! Design your own merch or partner with a printing company, like Printful. Printful makes it easier than ever because they integrate directly with Squarespace! You can upload your own images, like your band's logo or your latest album artwork, and Printful handles the rest.
Yup, they print, they ship, and there is no minimum order amount and no more inventory to keep track of; Printful does it all for you. Learn more about Custom Merch.
Building Your Fan Base with Mailing Lists
Your website visitors are awesome, but a mailing list lets you build a dedicated fan base. With a mailing list, you can:
Stay connected with fans: Send out updates about new music, tour dates, or exclusive content. Offer special promotions: Give your email subscribers exclusive discounts on merch or early access to new releases. Build anticipation: Tease upcoming projects or share behind-the-scenes sneak peeks to keep fans engaged. Pro tip: add a newsletter block to the footer of your website so it’s visible on every page. When people sign up, you can send them an auto email, welcoming them to your email list, and notify them of events, offers, and more using Squarespace campaigns.
Get To Know Your Audience with Analytics
Understanding your audience can help you create new content that truly connects with them. Squarespace has built-in analytics that give you valuable insights into your website traffic. You can see:
How many people are visiting your website: Track your website's growth and see how effective your promotional efforts are. Where your visitors come from: This helps you understand your audience demographics and tailor your content accordingly. What pages are most popular: See which content resonates most with your fans and focus on creating more of what they love. Recap: How To Rock the Web with Your Own Musician Website
There you have it, music makers! With a website built on Squarespace, you'll have everything you need to create a killer online presence that showcases your talent, connects with fans, and takes
Here is a quick list-style recap to help you get started:
Decide how to share your music. Upload an audio track or embed content from another program like Spotify. Build an email list. Use Squarespace newsletter blocks on specific pages, and in your website footer, so you can send people an email with important updates, like new merch and upcoming shows. Create a homepage with an image or video that captures your vibe. Use this page to introduce your music, and yourself! Start with an eye catching banner suing a high quality image. Consider introducing motion to your site with a video background or a GIF in an image block. Add a simple bio that links to your about page and promote your email list, latest live show, or new music & merch. Make this about you. Your fans are here to connect with you, so dedicate an entire page to be about your musical journey. Promote your upcoming events. Use an events page or the bandsintown integration to tell your fans where you will be playing next. Remember to provide a link so they can buy tickets online! Make money with merch. Upload your logo & creative art to Printify so your fans can support your music, and you don’t have to add “manage inventory” to your to do list. Learn about what your fans love. Use analytics to find out the most popular pages on your site, like products, tour dates, and tracks. Looking for a template to start with? Check out these:
🚍 Going on tour? Start with Cruz: cruz-fluid-demo.squarespace.com
💿 Releasing a new album? Try Kitui: kitui-fluid-demo.squarespace.com
🛍️ Marketing new merch? Give Vandam a go: vandam-fluid-demo.squarespace.com
🎧 Ready to share your most popular tracks? Try Tryp: golivehq.co/tryp-squarespace-template
Did you find this article helpful? Comment below and follow me here on the Squarespace Forum because i’ve got even more to share! Next up: restaurants, photographers, authors, and individual service providers.

Thank you so much! That sure wasn't the answer I was hoping for, but the heads up about setting up the URLs properly was much appreciated.

This is my response for moving from 7.0 to 7.1 but can be done when moving to a new site as well. There isn't a way to automatically transfer Acuity from one site to another.
 

As far as I know, you can’t transfer the acuity account to the 7.1 account. If somebody sees this and knows how to do it, please add the info.
What I did when I moved over to 7.1 was when the site was done I went ahead and clicked on the Scheduling tab on the new site which will start a new trial. I copied everything over and then I went in and changed the scheduling, link custom URLs on the old account to something random , and changed the random ones on the new account to what I needed them to be with the custom URLs. 

It's important that you have the right URLs on the active Scheduling account before you delete the old site if you're going to. I did not do that, and it was a headache to fix.

This is awesome! As a pitbull mom I have to say thank you for having some on your home page image.
Layla says thank you too.
 

You might just ask for help with your problem and describe it. We have many professional folks here who can provide a solution I am sure. 

Everyone does it differently. I don't pay for the client hosting up front. That's on them to take care of. I use Honeybook for all my contract stuff and never have to deal directly with customer credit card info. What I have found most people are okay with is I create the site, add them as a contributor/co-owner after they pay my invoice in full (not before with full permission). Once they are added I walk them through how to purchase their plan and any other add-ons they are purchasing. Once they are settled I transfer the site and leave my self on as a contributor if I am maintaining and remove myself if I'm not.

Hi Everyone,
we were missing the Social Share buttons on Squarespace 7.1, on blogposts and everywhere else, so we programmed this little nugget for free. No signup, no ads, just Sharing is Caring:
https://www.ikko-ikki.org/free-social-share-buttons-for-squarespace-7-1
Hope y'all enjoy and can use it ... btw, this is free and there is no support or customization for it, but we have written a little about how to redesign and more on the guide.

@Brucentn This should be simple in Acuity Scheduling - when you know how! 🙂
Gaps can be added before appointments, after appointments, or both. These gaps don't overlap so, if you add 15 minutes before and after each appointment, you'll have 30 minutes between appointments.
To add a gap:
Open the Appointment types panel.  Click Edit for the appointment type you want to add padding to. Click Block off extra time before or after... Enter the gap that you want, and click Update appointment type. Did this help? Please give feedback by clicking an icon below  ⬇️

Use this code
/* Round corners portfolio items */ a.grid-item, .grid-image { border-radius: 10px; }  

This is a feature of Fluid Engine sections where you can design your mobile layout independently from your desktop layout. This was a widely requested feature but designing both layouts does add a time penalty.
If you'd prefer to use the classic "LayoutEngine" editor where there isn't a separate mobile layout, you can still add page sections that use this instead. To use these, scroll down past all the new section options to choose the classic ones.
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Hey @WSommers.
Unhelpfully, Squarespace renamed "Profiles" to "Contacts". You'll find this on the top level menu (click the Squarespace logo in the left navigation panel 🙂).
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The message should be there too! However, as this screencast shows, it does take a few clicks to find it!

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Hi @jakefromleeds - nice work! I love a minimal, modern site.
However, I must say I'm not a fan of the custom cursor. Here's a great article explaining why: https://ericwbailey.website/published/dont-use-custom-css-mouse-cursors/
Love the mobile-type menu on desktop and great job with the process timeline!

Hey Jess and Jack!
Love the site. Great work!
Font feels exactly like your brand--solid selection.
My main feedback is concerning the amount you have in each product category on the homepage. Trying to tighten up each section by only showing a handful of each prod. category will help reduce the potential feeling of overwhelm on the homepage and therefore begin to lessen the impact of your overall brand style. 
That will also increase the percent of first time visitors of scrolling all the way to the bottom, seeing every prod. category you offer. 
- Other note is functional: "Payments" and "Afterpay" links in the Footer are inactive. 
 
Great stuff! Keep it up!
 
Aaron

I finally purchased the paid version of invole.me and embedded this on squarespace website. The quiz has been working pretty well and I'm able to connect tons of data simultaneously. Check it out here https://www.expressivearomas.com/signature-scent-quiz

I've had this problem for a while. No vertical line and no indentation (Five Template). 
The following CSS insertion solved all the problems and allows for changing text colour and size as well. Obviously, colour, size and vertical line width can be changed to your preferences:
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sqs-block-html blockquote, .sqs-block-markdown blockquote {
    border-left: 5px solid #F0F19D;
    padding-left: 20px;
       color: #F0F19D;
           font-size: 16px;
           font-weight: normal;
}