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Hi JJMB, If you can provide us with a link to your site we can have a look and find you a solution.

Hi there cmitchell o/ I think maybe you have set the colour to black "inline", so the div you are trying to colour is actually a span inside the h1. Try this: @media only screen and (max-width:767px){ #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1721856297377_4355 span.sqsrte-text-color--black{ color:white; } }

I'm not sure we can do that (we are just talking about the facebook one, yeah?). I think the issue is in the different ways that youtube and facebook implement their embed. I am not aware of a way to correct this without introducing additional framing as you cannot directly affect divs inside of an iframe. Maybe placing a coloured "card" (text box with backround colour) behind them could be a simpler solution? I mocked one up using the podcast background color from further up the page.

Hiya cmitchell. Can you drop us a site url? I think you forgot it?

Hi Dr Carol o/ How's this? #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1721669213816_50220 iframe, #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1721669213816_48466 iframe{ border-radius: 25px ; }

Hiya Techwizard. Something like this? #collection-668338bf3cb9af7dc7bd962c .header-menu-nav-folder-content{ background-image:url(https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6683389cb0f1a371708ef572/bc3b01c0-ac34-4d97-b08a-acdb3319c852/s+%282%29.png); }

@davidmenke Alot of the other posts on this issue mention the use of bancamp embeds. The embed has options to display tracklists, merch thumbnails, large or small album art and would mean you only need to manage the Album at its source (Bandcamp). Without knowing your exact use case, it is hard to offer solutions though. Do you have a specific use case you'd like help recreating in 7.1?

have you tried the below solution from @tuanphan? This is a more specific version of the linked post, for your use case. It adds a margin left to account for the actual, hidden, width of the block - which makes it appear off center. Someone else may have a better solution but I think this will get the job done: a.blog-more-link { visibility: hidden; } a.blog-more-link:before { content: "See More"; visibility: visible; text-decoration: underline; margin-left:8ch; }

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You can fix this by going into Mobile view in the editor and aligning the blocks. Your blocks all start on grid column 2 (slightly to the right) in this section. Grab each block and center it on the page. Your current position is grid-area: 2/2/5/10 I think you want: grid-area: 2/1/5/10 Once you have your blocks centered, you can just choose to center align the text.

Hiya Threecats! Do you mean Google's Structured Data snippets? This is the code that helps google provide rich results in google search pages. https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/sd-policies

Hi Bryan! This code will hide that block on the /creativedept page. Place it in Design > Custom CSS #collection-61df4e8c1d5fe5308320fc63 #block-0a3136bbbf1ee3dfabe8 { display:none; } Let us know how you go!

Hi Kara, It looks like it's because of the way you have added the spacers. I would either; add spacers left & right of all columns (you do not have one left of the first column; or remove the spacers, and use flex-box to spread the columns evenly (this would be the most responsive way of achieving your goal. For option 2, remove all the spacers and try the below code: #page-61e7db92aaec125829bddaf9 > .sqs-row ~.sqs-row{ display:flex; flex-direction: row; flex-wrap: wrap; justify-content: space-between } You can play with justify-content to see which kind of spacing you prefer. I'd go with space-around, or space-between. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/justify-content Let us know how you go! ❤️

Hiya Bish, You can add styles in a code block within that page, between <style> tags, rather than using the Custom CSS area. It is not considered best practice, but it will work. If you want any specific help I'd start a new post so people can find, and help you.

** the above also assumes there is a reason you cannot just code a normal HTML element in to these cards/pricing tables for the images.