Megan_Leigh

I'm thinking about dumping Google Worskpace from my primary website/domain and just having all email go to a regular gmail.com address. Has anybody done this or know how to do it? Can I anticipate any problems with my primary website/domain if I choose to do this? Would appreciate any feedback. Thanks!

Update: I was able to get everything sorted. Thanks to everyone for their help!

Yes, it is. Do I need to upgrade to make this work?

So, I ran into some more trouble. When I go to connect the new site to my new domain, I get this message (see first attached image). I'm not sure which set of instructions to use, and when I try what I think is the right thing (Connect Domain), I get a blank page that gives me no options for where to make the connection (see other attached image). I should note that I'm in the trial phase for the new site I'm building — I don't know if that makes a difference. This is turning out to be a lot more difficult than I thought it would be. Help?

Thank you!! - M

Hi, there! I just bought a new domain name via Squarespace and I'd like to design a new site under that domain name. I already have one domain registered with Squarespace and the site attached to it is already up and running. I'd like to get started on building the new site with the new domain name, but I'm a little confused as to how to go about it. Does that make sense? How do I make sure that the new site I want to build is created under the proper domain name?

Site URL: https://personnagedesign.com This has been so frustrating. For the last several days I've been trying to edit blog posts on my site and as soon as I click an image to edit it, Squarespace redirects me to my lock screen (I currently have my website set to private as I'm doing a major re-design). In short, Squarespace is not allowing me to edit my own site. I've checked all my settings and done everything Squarespace suggests to fix the problem, but I'm still not having any luck. Does anybody know what this is happening? Some important information that might be helpful: 1. I'm using MacOS Monterey Version 12.0.1 2. The browser I'm using is Safari Version 15.1 Thanks in advance!

Thank you, Dan! I'll give it a try!

Hi, all! I'm using the font Quiche Sans Medium in my website, and I'd like to use an alternative glyph throughout my site in place of the default. To be more specific I'd like to replace the default capital "R" with another version. Does anyone know how to do this? I've loaded the fonts that I'm using directly from Adobe Typekit, if that helps to answer the question. Thanks!