JenTerpstra
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What's new at Squarespace — November 2023
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What's new at Squarespace — November 2023
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Navigation Links on BOTH SIDES of Logo
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How to change site title to use custom font?
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How to change site title to use custom font?
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Alright, time for some constructive criticism - Personal/photography blog: feedback on navigation and legibility
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Archive block to display location
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Everything looks very clean and aesthetically please in a minimal way. I would recommend adding footer navigation though. You want to have a copyright in the footer, and legally, you need to link to your privacy policy if nothing else. Having some basic navigation at the bottom of the page encourages people to keep clicking around, too, rather than relying on them to scroll back up.
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centering text on summary list block
JenTerpstra replied to JenTerpstra's topic in Customize with code
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Site URL: https://theindieauthorcollective.com/sample-books/booktitle-c5b5r-k82hy-ethha-4tw2z Okay, I've been struggling with this and I'm sure someone has a quick solution for this. I want to use a simple summary block at the bottom of a book listing to add the book author's bio. I have title, excerpt, and image enabled. I'd like to vertically center the text on the image, rather than having the text all at the top. I'd also like to increase the padding between the image and the text. Screenshot attached, and I've linked to an example page I'm using as a mockup. Website password is "forumhelp."
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Styling the Author Profile
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I realize this post is quite old, but figured others might find it while searching for an answer to this like I did. On my Squarespace 7.1, all I needed was the first part of this code and the uploaded font, making sure to reference the font exactly as the filename shows it in the font upload. The custom font CSS I used was also slightly different. I'll include both code snippets below in case it helps anyone using 7.1! Be sure to replace "fontfilename" in all instances with the name of the font file exactly as shown in the file upload (so whatever name comes before the .otf). //Add custom font to site title// #site-title {font-family: 'fontfilename'; } //Custom font// @font-face { font-family: fontfilename; src: url(put your URL here); }
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Worked like a charm!
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Styling the Author Profile
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Styling the Author Profile
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Perfect! Is it possible to move the author website under the author name?
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How do I... custom height of a section?
JenTerpstra replied to stephenturner98's topic in Customize with code
This worked for me, thanks! -
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How do I... custom height of a section?
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Awesome, thanks! Do you know what I would need to target to adjust the text (font, etc.)? Adding CSS tweaks to the profile wrapper doesn't seem to affect the text.
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Styling the Author Profile
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Navigation Links on BOTH SIDES of Logo
JenTerpstra replied to hilaryb's topic in Customize with code
For anyone else who might be looking for an answer to this question, this tutorial worked for me. I believe this plugin would also get the job done. -
Site URL: https://theindieauthorcollective.com/blog/blog-post-title-one-x7pad Hi all! I'm creating a new site with a blog that will have frequent guest posts, so I'm turning on the Author Profile option for the first time and am having trouble styling it with CSS—it's pretty basic and ugly by default. I've tried targeting it in Design→ Custom CSS with the .blog-item-author-profile-wrapper tag I found by Inspecting, but no CSS I apply after it makes any changes. I'd like to put a border around it and change the background color so it looks like a custom block rather than just blending in with the rest of the post text. I also want to make the text left-aligned and I would love to move the profile photo to the left of the text, but the latter might be asking too much. I had thought about faking the author bios with a summary block, but I need to be able to add links to guest posters' social media accounts and websites and haven't found a way to do that in summary blocks. Access code is "forumhelp" for the website link. Thanks for taking a look!
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Ahhh, this worked!!!!
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Attached. The circled part is what I'm trying to get rid of—displayed categories. I've gotten rid of the blog post titles with some CSS: section[data-section-id="6269a65dcdc9c255bd1f431f"] .blog-basic-grid--text .blog-title {display: none;} I can't seem to get rid of the display of the categories. I have another page that I'd like to use the Grid blog style on that I need to display the blog post title and categories, and if I turn off categories altogether through the Squarespace options, it removes them from that other page as well. The CSS code for the title text works because it only removes it from a specific page, but I haven't found the right code to do that with the categories metadata as well.
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This doesn't work for me, either. I currently have the metadata turned on to display Categories so it will show up on the second page and added the code to the Page Header code injection for the blog page and the metadata is still showing up.
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When I started looking at Flarum, I was automatically directed to use FreeFlarum which is a free service that is supposed to make setup easier. They host the forum for you, and you're supposed to be able to add a CNAME DNS records to use your own subdomain, but I haven't quite been able to make that work yet.
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Thanks! Here's the link. Access password is attached.
