thewayfaringdesigner

Site URL: https://www.whollyhandmade.com/vending-at-wholly-handmade Ok, this is my last resort. I have a client who runs two different markets (one runs 7x’s per year and the other runs twice). I need a directory for 140 vendors, some return, some new for each event. I tried community box but it falls very short from what I require. Essentially I want a form to allow for vendor information, photos included, to function both as an application to become a vendor and to be approved and turned into a vendor directory. I am using mailchimp automations to push them through the application process (initial approval, payment request, profile set up by vendor in communiry box). Closest I got to a seamless process was setting up a an embedded squarespace form for vendors to fill in jotform, with uploadcare plugin to create live links to images. Once filled it populated a google sheets doc, from there it automated to list in mailchimp and I was able to import all data from g sheet for each profile to community box. But the gallery images keep failing in the import to community box. Long story short, I need a squarespace compatible directory that can act as a vendor application (so approvals are necessary). If there’s someone in here that thinks they can solve this infuriating debacle, I’d be so happy to pay. There’s a few complicated moving parts not outlined above but that’s the gist of it. FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THINGS PLEASE HELP!

In case anyone is looking for this solution I used this CSS: section[data-section-id="insert-section-id-here"] .sqs-block-accordion .accordion-icon-container>* { display: none; }

Hi @tuanphan! This is fantastic info. Wondering if you can help me target a single accordion block to remove the expand icons? I have multiple accordions on the same page, and to keep the look consistent I want to use it for a section list that doesn't require any drop downs. Thanks!

https://precision-aluminum.squarespace.com/ password: booyellowpages Thanks!

Hey! I am using this code to apply a bottom line to all images: img { border-bottom: 7px solid #f26522; } This works perfectly, however it is not applying to all images and is adding a bottom border to my site logo. I used exclusion code on the block ID (collection ID in this case) for the logo, but the ID for the logo is different on each page. #collection-61a7b201d6e16e3abab16244 .header-title-logo img {border-bottom: none !important} This is fine for set up, but once I hand it to my client, each time they add a new project to the blog, the exclusion code will need to be updated to include any new pages. Any suggestions? Thanks!