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7TK

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  1. Thank you soooo much, Lesum! That worked! 😊🙏 I changed the word "required" to "obligatorio" in the code you posted, just so all the wording would be in Spanish. Is there a way of changing "required" to "obligatorio" in every instance on the form? There are still a couple of places where the English word "required" appears (for example, beside the word "Nombre", "Direccion", etc.) Thank you again for your assistance!
  2. Hello, I need to change some of my form field input headings from English to Spanish. I was able to change some of them directly, using the "Edit Form Fields" feature, but there are some headings like "First Name" and "Last Name" which don't appear to be changeable, and I'm hoping this can be done with CSS code. As an example, here's a page which contains two Lightbox forms: https://www.frjohnharvey.com/cofradia If you scroll down to the first button that says "Abrir el formulario", you'll see it opens up a Lightbox form which has some fields that still need to be changed from English into Spanish. Can anyone advise me how to change those remaining form field headings from English into Spanish? Thanks in advance for any help that can be provided! 🙂 (Note: Some of the other forms on my site are in English and are meant to remain in English)
  3. Thanks so much, @tuanphan! 👍 That fixed it! 😀
  4. Hi Everyone, I'm using a scrolling marquee for the first time on one of my sites, and I find that the letters g, y, f, and p are partially cut off from appearing on the marquee (the lower part of them gets cut off). Is there a way of increasing the height of the marquee or decreasing the padding, so that the descending letters don't get cut off? This is the site address: https://www.frjameslloyd.com Thanks in advance for any help you can provide! 🙂
  5. Wow - this worked immediately! Thank you SOOOOO much, creedon! 😀
  6. Site URL: https://www.tinanairpics.com/contact Hello, I'm trying to figure out how to make a mobile-view hamburger icon change from white to black on a particular page of a website. I've currently injected the following code into that particular page's header, to make the hamburger appear white on the pre-clicked version, as the page background itself is dark (unlike the rest of the pages on the site): <style> a.icon-hamburger::before { -webkit-filter: invert(100%); filter: invert(100%); } </style> That works fine, but once I click on the hamburger icon to see the menu listing, the hamburger itself becomes barely visible as it stays white, while the menu background also becomes white. I've attached screenshots of the before and after. The template is forte, Squarespace 7.0. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help! 🙂
  7. Perfect! 😀 Thank you (again), @tuanphan!
  8. Site URL: https://www.tinanairpics.com/copyright-info Hello, I'd be grateful if anyone could please advise me on the following: I'm wondering how to remove the white space/empty space at the bottom of the mobile view of a particular site page. The white space only appears in mobile view and not on desktop - I've attached screenshots of both. I injected the following code into the page header to create a background colour on this particular page, by using an image of that colour: <style> div#canvasWrapper { background-image: url(https://static1.squarespace.com/static/53514fd4e4b095a1b0b3a6bb/t/62a7866f58c9cb53c2fcf370/1655146095611/Untitled+design-43.png); background-size: cover; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: center center; } </style> The site itself is created in Squarespace 7.0 with the Forte template Thanks in advance for any help you could provide! 🙂
  9. Hi @tuanphan, I've attached screenshots of how the page looks with the code you provided (6 thumbnails per row) and without the code you provided (4 thumbnails per row). You can see that the size of the thumbnails has decreased when I include the code to have six thumbnails per row. I'm wondering if there's a way of maintaining the original size of the thumbnails, so that they don't decrease in size when I add your code. It looks to me like the width of the area in which the thumbnails appear is preset - is there a way of expanding the page width where the thumbnails appear? I think then the thumbnails won't decrease in size when I add your code. Thanks again for all your help!
  10. Thanks, tuanphan! 🙂 That worked, as your solutions always do! Do you know if it's possible to do this without decreasing the size of each thumbnail? What I'd like to decrease is the amount of white space on the left and right side of each row of thumbnails, if that's possible. That was my real goal in increasing the number of thumbnails to six in wider screens. In other words, in wider screens, I'd like six thumbnails to appear in each row so that more of the screen-width is used up, if that makes sense...
  11. Site URL: https://www.tinanairpics.com/photo-gallery Hi Everyone, I'd like to increase the number of thumbnails per row to six when a gallery page is viewed on a screen of 1920 px or wider. Is there css code that can help me to do this? This is the page: https://www.tinanairpics.com/photo-gallery The site was created in Squarespace 7.0 and the template is Forte. Thank you in advance! 🙂
  12. Update: I was able to resolve the additional problems mentioned above by using the following code posted by @dvgdvgdvg Thank you @tuanphanand @dvgdvgdvg! @media screen and (min-width:768px) and (max-width: 1024px) { .blog-basic-grid { display: grid !important; grid-template-columns: repeat(2,minmax(0,1fr)) !important; grid-column-gap: 40px !important; } .blog-basic-grid .blog-list-pagination { grid-column-end: 3 !important; } }
  13. Thanks so much, @tuanphan! That reduced the grid blocks down to two per row, for those screen dimensions. The only problem is that now all the entries that were originally in the left two columns are now appearing strangely as vertical script on the left side of the screen. I've attached a screenshot and circled the problem area in blue. Also, if you were to scroll down on the real page (on a tablet or iPad), you'd see there's a large amount of space before the next two entries appear... Do you know how I could fix both of the above issues? Thanks so much for your assistance!
  14. Site URL: https://www.frjameslloyd.com/blog Hi Everyone! My new site blog has four grid blocks per row when viewed on a desktop and one block per row when viewed on a phone - those features are fine. What I'd like to do is add custom css (I'm on a personal plan) which shows only two blocks per row when the blog is viewed on devices that have a minimum width of 768 px and a maximum width of 1024 px. I've tried the following code (kindly suggested by someone in these forums) which worked perfectly on another site I'd created last year, but it doesn't seem to work on this new site: @media (min-width:751px) and (max-width:1024px) { .blog-basic-grid { grid-template-columns: repeat(2,minmax(0,1fr)) !important; }} If anyone has any other suggestions, I'd be very grateful! 🙂 I'm using a basic grid block template. Thank you in advance!
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