isensmith

Actually they were classes, not ids, sorry i forgot to include the "." (i've edited my post and added them now. See of one of them works now?

?? { max-width: 200px; white-space: normal; text-align: center; } I'm still fuzzy on how to target specific elements in squarespace code (wish they'd let me uniquely id and class elements myself), so the ??s should be replaced with whatever you need to target that button. The words will break naturally if you give them a smaller container, hence setting a max-width. Some suggestions for trying in the ?? space: .theme-btn--primary-inverse .header-actions-action--cta a .header-actions--right a Hope that works

try: #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1616003030915_23053 { position: absolute; }

It's because even though you are correctly hiding the mobile content for desktop display (and vice versa), the "section" which is containing the mobile footer content, and all it's accompanying padding still exist and are being shown. You want to hide the whole section, rather than just the inner div you made. However, targeting specific sections is where i get fuzzy, squarespace doesn't make that super easy and it's what i'm currently struggling with in my own site. Hope that at least gets you a direction to in.