PrintSmith

So, just in case anyone else is curious about this, I just chatted to a SquareSpace tech support guy - he told me that it will not make any negative impact to SEO or website performance if the images are labelled to include plus symbols. Where file names for images uploaded to SS have spaces, SS will automatically insert + so there are no spaces. So, all good!

Site URL: https://www.theprintsmith.co.uk/ Hi I know SqSp optimises images you upload (and it looks like it does a pretty good job - I'm a true novice and uploaded a lot of 4-5mb files but when I right click on these published images and save as, they are around 120-130kb. However, the file names now include a plus sign + between each word in the image name ie: "gold+foiled+invitation.jpg", and I'm used to seeing hyphens (so: "gold-foiled-invitation.jpg") rather than + Does this matter? What impact would this have, either way? Thank you for your answers. Sorry if its a lame question - every day is a school day!

Sorry, you've lost me @tuanphan Can you clarify?

Hi again @Wolfsilon I added this code to custom css (yep, I am a newbie!!) rather than the advanced tab on the page settings . . . it only flippin worked! Thank you thank you. Very much appreciated!

Thanks a lot Wolfsilon. I have tried this but sadly, no change . . . appreciated though.

Site URL: https://www.theprintsmith.co.uk/ Hi there I just launched my new site based on the 'Hawley' template. All good on the whole and it seems to work well - initial feedback has been positive. However, the homepage utilises a list of 5 'project' titles which visitors click on to take them to that section. However, on mobile, the text isn't centralised fully. It's just one title 'Personal & Business Stationery' that is off so I guess this might indicate that its too long(?). Its perfect on desktop and tablet but on mobile, where it drops this to 2 lines (which isn't an issue), this throws the alignment off-center. Can someone please suggest a fix for this please? I really want to make it right. Screen grab attached. Many thanks in advance. Chris