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Amadaeus

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  1. THAT WORKS! Thank you! A note: After the code goes in, I needed to go into the WYSIWYG editor to move the blocks straight to the margins. Other than that, it works like a charm!
  2. Hi everyone, I want to remove the site margins (set to 0vw) for a specific section. The advice so far I've found on search hasn't worked. Here's the mockup of the setup I have: Site: https://lynx-haddock-7k4d.squarespace.com/ Password: "help" I've tried setting the content-wrapper padding and margin to 0, but the master site margin seems to be the culprit. Any help would be appreciated.
  3. Hi everyone. Long time viewer, first time caller. Looking for a little guidance here. We're implementing a carousel through a summary block. The content of the summary block is from a blog. Each bloc entry has an image, and also has exerpt text so the summary block has text to propagate. I would like the summary block carousel items to look like this: I'm able to accomplish everything except for the pricing block at the bottom. I have control over making the background colour, but since the excerpt doesn't allow markup, there's no easy way for me to individually control the size of the dollar sign, slash, or month. Anyone have any ideas?
  4. So I'm in the same situation. I have a sqs row with a span-8 of text and a span-4 of image. I want them to be equal height, and the image to fill the entire container in the span-4 depending on how the text scales in the span-8. https://raccoon-apricot-g862.squarespace.com/config/pages password: "new-password" This is what it looks like now: This is what I want it to look like: Anyone have any leads on how I can make this happen? I've managed to get the two columns to be equal, but the image itself is stretching rather than zooming in to fill the entire span-4 block.
  5. Okay. I'm trying to use javascript import and it doens't seem to want to work. In the code header: <span id="new-site-title"> <script> import {str} from '/s/navbar.js'; document.getElementById("new-site-title").innerHTML = str; </script> In a .js file let str = ` <div data-wm-plugin="new-nav" style="height:0px;opacity:0;visibility:hidden"> <div class="new-site-title" id="new-site-title" href="/new-home">New Site Title</div> <div href="/new-home">LINK A</div> <div href="/new-home">LINK B</div> <div href="/new-home">LINK C</div> </div>`; export { str }; What I'm trying to do is to insert the entire string in $str into the header, or anywhere in the page really because the code will run from anywhere on the page
  6. Thanks for the info so far. @creedon: Is there a guide to use javascript to read the file and place the code on the site?
  7. Hi everyone. I could use some help from the hive mind on how to do what I'm trying to do... efficiently. Webpage is going to be about 30-40 pages Using Will-Myers Nav Replacement Javascript plugin so that 50% of the pages will have Navbar "A" while the other 50% will have Navbar "B" Navbars "A" and "B" are being code injected into each page right now As you can imagine, that last bullet point isn't very sustainable in the long term. If we want to change the navbar, I really don't want to have to go into the code for 20+ sites to change it. It's a recipe for a human-made mistake disaster. Is there a way for me to inject a reference to a centrally-controlled <div> block so I can make a change in one place and cascade to the affected pages? Thanks for your help everyone!
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