Laura16Bits

Hi Luke @Jonesluke25, most likely the problem is not the fonts, but the targets themselves. Squarespace made a few adjustments and some targets don't function the same way they used to. You need to check the console and identify the new targets.

Hi @tuanphan ! Thanks for sharing this piece of code - useful as usual ! I applied it to a website I'm currently working on, using :last-child instead. section[data-section-id="...."] .fluid-engine>.fe-block:last-child { position: sticky!important; position: -webkit-sticky!important; top: 140px; z-index: 99999; } I have in this column two text blocks and a form block. The code only applies to the form block. 😅 Is there something I'm missing here ? Website is https://bear-lanternfish-zpj9.squarespace.com/entreprise-coaching-professionnel Password = inesse. This is the third section. Any feedback would be appreciated ! 🙏🙏 Thank you ! Laura

Thank you so much for your help ! Works like a charm and the slideshow looks so much better. 🔥 I'll keep in mind the hierarchy of the selectors. Your explanation makes sense. Thanks again !

Hi Creedon ! Yes I've changed it real quick to show something to my client. Bad timing. Didn't want him to see this weird red title. 😂 Even with "red" written in full, the color applies to all slides. I would like to target just the title on the first slide with his name, "Honoré Kouadio." I'm trying to left align, on two ligns. To achieve something similar as below - while keeping the other titles on one lign. (I hope it makes sense, english is not my mother tongue)

Hi Daniel, Why not simply use a image block + a text block on top of it ?

Hello there ! I'm trying to target the title on the first slide of a slideshow - in order to reduce the padding on the left. When I apply the following CSS code, it only targets the description 🤔 .user-items-list-banner-slideshow .slide:nth-child(1) { padding-left: 360px !important;} I tried the following but it targets all the titles : .user-items-list-item-container .list-item-content__title:nth-child(1) {color:red;} Could you please help me to identify which target to use ? Thank you very much for your help ! Website : https://alpaca-trout-rsh5.squarespace.com/ Password : hono

Site URL: https://hen-jaguar-t9ny.squarespace.com/ Hello ! I'm trying to create a hover effect on buttons. Weirdly, it works on one element in the list (the card image button) but not the newsletter button nor the classic medium button... This is what I added in the CSS panel : .sqs-block-button-element--medium, .newsletter-block .newsletter-form-button, .sqs-block-image .design-layout-card .image-button a { box-shadow: 6px 6px #D66BA0; transition: all ease-in .05s;} .newsletter-block .newsletter-form-button a:hover, .sqs-block-image .design-layout-card .image-button a:hover, .sqs-block-button-element--medium a:hover { box-shadow: none; transform: translateY(4px) !important; transition: all ease-in .05s;} The box shadow is working nicely. But no hover effect on the medium button or the newsletter button... Does the above CSS code look correct to you guys ? If not, could you please point out what to change ? Thank you so much for your help ! Laura

Hey Paul, thank you for your reply ! After quite a bit od rechearch, I just noticed that "All" is properly translated if I create a new Video page from scratch. "All" stays in English if you work from a Template (but the rest is translated...). I'll raise the issue to Customer Care anyway, thank you for your suggestion !! Bottom line for non english designers : create a Video Collection Page from scratch to avoid this type of issue !

Hey there ! I've been experimenting with this new Video collection page : it's great and I can't wait to implement it on my clients website ! However... I noticed that the category "All" (that is not exactly a category...) doesn't translate automatically to another language... Considering I'm working with french clients, that's a bit annoying... Is there a way to amend that ? Using CSS maybe ? Thank you !