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@SOIN, is that a delay in the window or tab opening? Could you post a link to a page that shows this?

@SOIN – EmBee has two blocks of CSS, I just combined the separate answers together. If you want to make use of both, just paste both lots into the CSS Editor.

cotupha has placed the instructions in the GitHub repository: Squarespace Installation

@EmBee – I’ve joined your two answers together. For the first block of CSS, I’ve made a slight change too – using the Less syntax makes for less repetitive CSS, this uses simple nested rules. And I’ve formatted the code. To format code, just highlight the lines of code and use the 5th button in the toolbar:

@cstine – I’ve formatted the code in your answer – the HTML was getting mangled by this site. To format code, just highlight the lines of code and use the 5th button in the toolbar:

Could you post a link to the page where you’ve added this?

@Cragg, I’ve put the <script> tags back in, formatted the code in your answer and added detail of where to add it. To format code, just highlight the lines of code and use the 5th button in the toolbar:

@mtrapani, whereabouts on your site are you after justifying the text, what text is it? And could you post a link to the page?

@groundcontact – I’ve found an even easier way to fix funny formatting and edge cases with Markdown, just add in your own <pre><code> tags (and close them at the end).

You’re worrying about the wrong thing… Bugging out: How rampant online piracy squashed one insect photographer Most copyright holders are individuals; most infringers are businesses.

You’re worrying about the wrong thing… Bugging out: How rampant online piracy squashed one insect photographer Most copyright holders are individuals; most infringers are businesses.

You’re worrying about the wrong thing… Bugging out: How rampant online piracy squashed one insect photographer Most copyright holders are individuals; most infringers are businesses.

The first block of code formatting was getting swallowed up by the list that proceeds it. It must be a bug in the Markdown parser. There’s a couple of workarounds. Manually enter the list tags (<ol><li>Item 1</li>…) – as I did with your answer. Downside: Lots of markup! Alternatively, start a newline at the end of the list, then another, add a non-breaking space ( ), two spaces and another newline. Now you can add a formatted code. Downside: There’s now a big gap between the end of the list and the code.

Could there be some kind of integration with Dropbox (or similar) via a 3rd-party site?

I removed the bit about the form from the title, I didn’t think it would materially change the nature of question (just shorten it). The opening line sums it up nicely too.