SandNotOil

Link to the site and just share a password.
Also, at a guess, try creating a code block in each blog post (anywhere is fine, I'd probably go for the end for simplicity) and paste this into it, changing the two values for text and background.
<style> /*Squareskills - Change Blog Post Colours*/ article .entry { background: YOURBACKGROUNDCOLOR; color: YOURTEXTCOLOUR; } article .entry :is(h1,h2,h3,h4) { color: YOURHEADINGTEXTCOLOUR!important; } </style> Again, at a guess, I have a feeling headings need separate targeting but if you want uniform colours you can likely just use !important in the first bit of CSS and skip the bottom half.

Add to Design > Custom CSS
article.blog-basic-grid--container.entry.blog-item.is-loaded { background-color: white; text-align: center; }  

Thank you for this, it has been driving me nuts, and this worked perfectly.

I see you figured it out with this code?
a.eventlist-column-thumbnail.content-fill,h1.eventlist-title { pointer-events: none }  

You can hide it for all events by adding this to Design > Custom CSS:
/* Hide 'View Event' button */ a.eventlist-button.sqs-editable-button.sqs-button-element--primary { display: none; } If you only want to hide the button for some of the events, you'll need to specify the URL of each event. For example, to hide the button for the first event on the list, you could use:
/* Hide button on 27 January 2023 event */ a[href="/sachi-ne/sd4acce77nqtbn7fd6fplambiot1kp"].eventlist-button.sqs-editable-button.sqs-button-element--primary {     display: none; }  
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To remove time, use this code
/* remove event time */ li.eventlist-meta-item.eventlist-meta-time.event-meta-item { display: none; }  

Thank you bangank36 for commenting on my question. Since asking the question I have explored different options, and have found out that I can do a batch sequential watermark on the photos using lightroom, and have managed to use it as a work-around, and it works rather well, so I now don't need a code hack anymore. Thanks again.

Site URL: https://www.leighanddistrict.co.uk/photos-2
I am uploading photos to the gallery for a local riding club show, and I need them to be numbered so that people can choose the ones they want, but there are 427 of them! 
The only way I've found to do this is to edit each photo to add a number, but it's so painstaking that it's taken me ages just to get to 150. 
Is there some code I could add to just show the photo's .jpg name under the photo (or on the lightbox image) as they have already been numbered by the photographer?
Please I'm desperate...😬

I found it helps if you set. your shipping by its weight. You can set the specific weight for each item in your shop (Pages > Shop) and then set specific shipping for specific weights in (Commerce > Shipping).  I'm no expert by any means - so I hope this helps. 
 
 

I have been having the same issue. Some of my items are dramatically smaller and cheaper to ship than others. So of course everyone started choosing the cheaper shipping option, which wasn't an actual reflection of the shipping cost. I explicitly labeled it "for this item only" sort of thing, but it didn't matter. I feel like I have to honor that cost of shipping even though it's customer error. I'm out like $6 per order. Not the end of the world, but frustrating. For international orders it's worse. If I set one shipping rate, it doesn't factor in adding additional/heavy items. I thought I'd added a cost for additional items, but it turns out it was just an additional charge per item.
I finally decided to just include US shipping in my pricing, but that means if someone orders multiple items they're charged for shipping multiple times. I've had to do a few partial refunds. Not the end of the world, but not efficient. I feel like it also makes it look like my shop isn't professional or like I'm intentionally overcharging or something.
I don't even want Squarespace to calculate my shipping costs, I just want to be able to set per item, per country.

Just joining the thread. 

My client offers free shipping for all her products (wedding dresses, thousands). But shes just introduced a couple smaller things that she needs to add postage to..
As the rest of the store is free shipping, I'm only going to add weight to the products needing a cost and then add them that way.. but very messy!

Hasn’t this feature of selling products been essentially standard since like 2006? It is a little unbelievable you can’t set shipping per item.
I’m just commenting to add to the noise.
 

Just adding to this thread. I'm in the same position - selling very different items of size and weight. Would love if Squarespace could help out with selecting product-specific shipping.
To give the developers an example of how this is difficult for vendors, particularly at this time:
Australia Post became rather unreliable during lockdown in Melbourne. So it was important to me to be able to arrange a free click and collect option for those who were able to (within the 5km lockdown zone). during a print sale. I also think that if it's possible, this is a more environmentally-friendly option so I can deliver on bike or people pick up from me personally.
Some people unexpectedly used the free click and collect option on a totally different product option (zines) - people well outside the 5km zone, who I had no choice but to to post out to. I wore the very small cost of postage, but I think that if Squarespace could see how awkward this is, they could hopefully dream up a better solution for the Shop section than this.
Thank you - Rebecca S

you would think with all the people asking for it they would implement item specific shipping. It's probably one of the most common requests I see in these forums and they're losing a lot of business because of it. I know several people who have left squarespace because of that and I'm looking at different options myself. Disappointing to say the least