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/* Last items to button */ div.header-nav-item:last-child a { background-color: white; color: black !important; }  

I did the same as twobeatsahead two days ago, and can confirm it works.
I thought it was something in my Custom DNS section under the Google domain settings. I wiped all records out and only had the three required for domain verification...and nothing. It turned out it was the records under the Synthetic Records section. (Thank you Chris from SS support for pointing that out). 
Chris from Squarespace told me what record needed to be edited, and what it needed to be changed to. The issue is that a Google Workspace synthetic record can't be edited, it needs to be completely deleted (as mentioned above). Yes, it is scary, and your email will be down while you make the changes. I recommend opening a support chat with SS so they give you the edit, copy it, open a support chat with Google, explain what you need done, and paste the change that SS gave you. Google will walk you through every step, as they did with me. As soon as I hit save, they had me check if the domain was verifying on SS, and it was. Instantly, no down time, and email was up. It doesn't take the 48 hours you might see, so don't be scared of that.

Just to add to this since I recently went through it. You can just go to the custom records section and hit manage custom records. At the bottom click add and recreate the MX record SPF record and DKIM record and hit save. Google will prompt to confirm overwriting of the synthetic records, just hit yes.

The google workspace record section will be gone. But that was what would happen if you deleted it and then added them back in the custom name records anyways.

Everything keeps working and then you can move forward to adding your custom compound SPF records. It looks and feels way more daunting than it needs to be.

I had this same problem and finally resolved it. The instructions for this are incomplete. Follow them until you get to bullet number 7, the last action in the list. It says, "Delete the other SPF records (the ones that don't include squarespace), then save again."

This is actually complicated and a little bit scary for a Google Workspace. You will actually have to delete the entire synthetic record because that is the only option. I spoke to Google about this and they advised the following:
First, copy the Google Workspace synthetic record in its entirety. (I copy and pasted into a spreadsheet.) Next, delete the Google Workspace synthetic record. This is the scary part. Now, in "Custom resource records" you will add back only two items from the synthetic record that you copied and deleted. The first one is the MX record. You'll notice that you need to add each mail server of this record in its own form. Then add your second record, the " google._domainkey" also referred to as the DKIM record.  Now go back to squarespace and verify your merged records.
 

@monicalouise if you ended up using Fareharbor with your Squarespace site, would you be willing to share your site URL? I'm researching between WordPress or Squarespace.   
Thank you!

I disabled the UserWay Accessibility widget, made my website edits, and then turned the widget back on. Simple enough for the short term.
If you're not comfortable using scripts, here's a good video: 
 

Hi folks. With today's change from Twitter to X, when will the Twitter links and icons change to X? Do we need to change the bird icon to the X icon, or will it automatically switch? When?

ok, we’ve gone with a different solution so this is no longer a real issue, just a curiosity! Here’s the problematic gallery in action: https://www.participantenergy.com/home-alternate
I Believe there is no gallery block style setting, but so many other settings for blocks.. maybe this is coming later!

Try adding this to Design > Custom CSS to adjust ratio
.sqs-native-video .native-video-player { padding-bottom: 100% !important; }