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SmallSitesSarah

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  1. The workaround I used is to put ↺ Reset in a text block and insert a hyperlink to the primary slug.
  2. I'd like information from a lead-generation form on the home page (Form 1) to be passed to the checkout page (Form 2). When the user is redirected from Form 1 to Form 2, matching fields should auto-populate so they won't have to enter the same information twice. Form 1: www.mynextvet.com Form 2: www.mynextvet.com/checkout Password: SecondOpinion
  3. @LoftyDevsbyWidleStudioLLP thanks for your time on this. For whatever reason, I'm unable to test this on my site because it moves all the content up over the header. See screen recording. Any ideas? Untitled (1920 x 4000 px).mp4
  4. Hi. I'm not in the conceptualization phase anymore so this should be easier. The information from the form on this page should prefill the checkout form on this page. Is it possible? Password: SecondOpinion
  5. @LoftyDevs I think this is really close. I tested this one of my existing sites, but when I hit submit, I got a 404. You can see it at www.c10sinthecity.com/test-page Password: TEST
  6. My client wants a lead generation form on his home page. When someone submits the form, it should redirect them to the checkout page, which has a custom form. Is there a way to prefill the checkout form with the information from the lead generation form so the user isn't asked to fill information twice? Happy to hear any ideas for a workaround if this isn't possible. This is conceptual, so there's no site for me to link to. It would look like this: Lead generation form Pet name Gender Age Weight Your email address Once this is complete, the user is redirected to the checkout page. Your email [autofill] Your name Pet name [autofill] Species Breed Gender [autofill] Age [autofill] Weight [autofill] Your pet's health concern Current medications
  7. @tuanphan At a loss.... I have used the solution in this thread for 3-4 websites, but I cannot coax it to work in the footer. On desktop, the logos in the second line of the footer should be centered. Can you help? (www.muldowney.com)
  8. THANK YOU! I couldn't find it either. It's not intuitive at all.
  9. @creedon New question. Now that this is set up, is it possible to forward a subdomain to each home page? For example, students.heartologypatientadvocacy.com forwards to heartologypatientadvocacy.com/students. I feel like I've read it's not possible, but just checking to see what you think.
  10. So. Weird issue... When I add any code other than the default code from Bookafy, everything except the background colors on the site disappears. When I change it back, everything comes back. It doesn't make sense. Any ideas? Re-appear Recording 2023-08-09 085257.mp4
  11. Can you teach me how to adjust the opacity? It's a little too dark.
  12. I'm looking for a way to add a drop shadow to an iframe, and I'm not sure whether I need to add HTML to the iframe or CSS to the block element. I don't see a similar forum thread on this. Does anyone have advice? www.heartlandpfd-backend.squarespace.com, Password: Heartland Looking to add a drop-shadow to the iframe scheduler (#block-yui_3_17_2_1_1691528890816_3655).
  13. Thank you for explaining!
  14. Fabulous. Thank you! Can you explain the calc(~# + #px) code? I want to learn how it works in case the number of bios changes. I understand the rest.
  15. Yes! Here you go: https://larso-backend.squarespace.com/about-larso
  16. @tuanphan I am having the same issue. I've tried adjusting the section ID and nth child, as suggested in your other posts, but I haven't been able to get the desired result. The bottom row of each "team" section should be centered. Site: larso-backend.squarespace.com, password: LARSO
  17. Thank you for explaining that. I don't know how I missed it!
  18. I must still be doing something wrong...
  19. This stopped working for me for some reason... Any idea why? larso-backend.squarespace.com, pw LARSO.
  20. I ended up buying the Ghost plugin, "Balance Summary Block." I usually don't pay for something like that, but I have to say, it works beautifully and was only $30 to use forever. I paired that with the "Lightbox anything" plugin from SqSp themes, and the result is exactly what I wanted. I didn't want senior citizens to have to do a gazillion clicks to get the information they want.
  21. I totally forgot I had injected that code into the header of my pages. Thank you!
  22. @tuanphan This code worked for me, except the button is covering the text. Can you help me fix that? URL: larso-backend.squarespace.com, password: LARSO
  23. @creedon Thanks so much for your 1:1 help! Question: I added another page (/seniors/about-us), but it's not showing in the senior page nav. Can you help?
  24. Thanks so much for responding @creedon and @paul2009! Yes, I agree the Brad Good code is the best solution. My coding knowledge stops with CSS, so I'm not sure how to make it work for me. Can you help?
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