IgnitePerth

try the below in Design > Custom CSS
 
.product-price::before { content: "from"; } if you wish to style the word "from"  further you can do so inside that same rule.
eg:
.product-price::before { content: "from"; font-size: .9rem; color: #A3826C; }  

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 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!
 

Add to Design > Custom CSS
div#gridThumbs img { filter: grayscale(1); } .portfolio-overlay { background-color: transparent !important; } div#gridThumbs .grid-item:hover img { filter: grayscale(0); }  

A simple solution without seeing your site or it's code is to set the logo to be on the left with menu right and then change the flex box to allow the logo to rest up against your menu.
Try this to see what you get:
.header-title-nav-wrapper{ flex-grow: 1; flex-shrink: 0; margin-left:auto; } .header-layout-nav-right .header-nav { margin-left: unset !important; } .header-nav { flex-grow: unset !important; } .header-title { margin-left: auto; }  
The only way to get a logo that sits exactly in the middle with your nav items wrapping to the right is to change a lot of the code/styles - which as has been mentioned above, would require a shared link to your site.

Hi Margmorg - you absolutely can choose right aligned - the option just isn't very intuitive.
When you select edit site header, on the right hand side of your screen, you get a popup menu.  The initial settings tab is for GLOBAL.  Select the monitor icon for Desktop.  The options you are looking for are in there.

 

With your plan, edit Site Footer >> Add a Markdown Block >> Paste this code
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.5.1/jquery.min.js"></script> <script> $(document).ready(function() { $('a.header-nav-folder-title[href="/folder-television"]').click(function() { var link = $(this).text(), href = "/television"; window.location.href=href; }); }); </script>  

Add to Design > Custom CSS
/* Bio image text mobile */ @media screen and (max-width:767px) { div#page-section-612981a55c105b558260b356 .sqs-block[class*=float-left] { float: left !important; margin-right: 17px !important; width: 60% !important; } }  

Can you share you site password for us to take a look?

In order to apply that code only to desktop, place your code inside a media query. 
@media screen and (min-width:768px) { The above code goes inside here }  

I'd love to see what you come up with - really digging your layout!

Hi @IgnitePerth thanks for the feedback and suggestions. I gave it a try, its not exactly what I was looking to do but I see how it could work. I think I just need to play around with it for awhile and stick within squarespaces means for now. As this only goes back and forth and not a continuous carousel starting back at the start, as well as it still stays "contained" within the summary container if that makes sense. I thought maybe there was a way to just show what was sitting out side the summary block without changing the number of projects showing.
and It will also be an updating thing so probably should stick with something that's easy to edit
appreciate the attempt though!

You would achieve both of these things with a section background.
Add a new blank section at the top of your page. Click the pencil to edit that section. Click on Background - here you can set an image OR video as the section background. In the format tab, adjust to your liking. On top of this background you can add any blocks you like - text, buttons, headings etc.

Trixy one!  intrinsic is the class you need - to solve the sizing add img:

Calling the img tag inside intrinsic solves your problem on the home page, but not Our Services. 
 
.intrinsic img{ box-shadow: 0px 20px 20px 0px rgba(15,35,98,0.75); }   Tuanphan's code is the right selector for Our Services

It will inherit any style given to p.  If you have any other paragraph styles (eg: i you have small paragraph, medium paragraph) you will need to add the class for that in your code as well.

Got it. Thank you!! 

It worked! Thank you IgnitePerth!

If you add variants to your products that have different prices, the word ‘FROM’ will appear before the price automatically. If your products don’t have different variant prices, can you explain why you want the text to appear?

think i got it, just add the p class. thanks!

This site used Portfolio Page.

Yay! IT finally worked. Thank you so much for your help 😄

Correct!
and the css (animation code) goes in Design > Custom CSS

If you recreate anything that has an image AND text using actual image/text blocks, they will resize automatically - try to avoid using images with text in them.
 

the value you want is max-content, not fit-content.  I don't think you'll need to declare the float if you just set that.
The below will change that for ALL buttons inside content (with the class button-col).
.content .button-col { width: max-content !important; }