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This happened to me too.

This is perfect, LouieLouie! I was trying to cobble exactly this from a bunch of 2020 posts. Thank you so much for this! Now I just have to tweak it so the category menu stays centered...

I was away on holiday. I'm so happy to see a response as I get back to it. Yes, that's exactly where I'd like it to be. Is there anyway to tweak the text too? The floating "or" is a bit awkward. Also, I'm guessing it only appears for our Canadian customers, right?

Hi! Yeah, it's public. Here's one of the product pages: https://www.marcelchenier.com/shop1/p/force-005-pw56x

Late to the party, but I have the price block hidden. The Afterpay widget is appearing where the price would normally be. Is there a way to drop the Afterpay widget down under to the cart button? I'm thinking I can keep the price hidden but need to include code to drop the price until after the cart button (then the widget will auto-follow, right?). If that's the case, what's the code for moving the price block?

Yeah, I wish I'd known that many of my customers would want an installment plan--only to find Squarespace has VERY limited availability through Afterpay. If your customers are not in the country you're in, Afterpay doesn't work for you.

Well, I'm in Canada, but most of my customers are in the US. As of now, Afterpay is only available for the customers in the same country as me, meaning it's pretty much useless. How can I get around this? I might be able to use a relative's US address and set up a US bank account, but how many other changes would I have to make (Stripe, Paypal, Squarespace, change the currency on all my products)? Or is there another third-party payment processor that allows for installment payment plans that I can use with Squarespace? Has anyone tried using Affirm or Partial.ly via embedding a button on the SQS store page? And how would this affect accounting? TIA.