XianNewman

Hi @bangank36 I applied this fix to risedigitalinc.squarespace.com/blog and it worked perfectly... however I've just uploaded my first portrait-style and I'm wondering if there's a way to set a maximum height of the blog item images so they don't appear so big on the blog page. Do you know?

Noticed this on a client site this morning.
Totally agree with @kerstinmartin - it's bonkers!
Thanks @paul2009 for the recipes 😂 

This is unbelievable.  A message like this belongs in a privacy or cookie policy, a website builder should never FORCE us to display it like this on our websites. It completely disregards design asthetics and our autonomy as business owners.
Do other email providers do this as well?

Try this new code
body[class*="collection-type-blog"].view-item .header-title-logo a:after { color: red !important; }  

First, thanks for the recommendation - that extension is GOLD! I've always opened Inspect (Chrome) or Source (Safari) to find the IDs the hard way 😂 
Second, thanks for the feedback... I'm tying up loose ends on a redesign (I neglected my own site for a long time while I took better care of client sites).
Third, do you happen to know which CSS property to target for aspect ratio? If it's convenient, could you paste a sample snippet I can customize for my situation? Never worked with aspect ratios before.
Christian

For example if I wanted to force the images on the podcast page to aspect ratio 3:2?

ahhh... now I understand... looking through all the CSS properties, I skipped right over padding thinking 'nah that can't be it.' 😂 

Site URL: https://risedigital.tech
Hi there.
I have two blog sections on my site.
1. Blog, where I want the images (mostly landscape screen shots) on the blog page to be 3:2 aspect ratio.
2. Podcast, where I want the images (entirely podcast-style album art) on the blog page to be 1:1 square aspect ratio.
After changing formatting the respective blog pages 100 times (rough estimate) and my changes not 'sticking' I was able to determine that if I change the format of one blog (even though I do it on its own page, not globally in the styles interface), it oddly changes the format of the other, completely unrelated, blog.
Assuming this is (bizarrely) intended behaviour and not a bug, does anyone know how to apply a specific aspect ratio to one blog page's images and not the other?
Christian

In this case, it's pretty straightforward. One variant is a single bottle of wine, the other is a case of 12 bottles, at a discount. Customers won't be let down, they'll be delighted at the opportunity to buy more and save.

Can you share link to your site?