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Site URL: https://academicpipelineproject.com

Hi gang!

Got another one that's stumping me. 

I'm trying to increase the width of two text blocks that are in the footer of my site when viewing via mobile tablets (ie iPad). I've tried a few pieces of basic CSS code that targets the specific tablet pixels (e.g. 1024px) and a basic CSS width command, but couldn't get it to work. 

See screenshot below for more details: 

TIA!!

Boom! And just like that, problem solved. 

Ya'll rock!!! 🙌

Site URL: https://academicpipelineproject.com

Hi all!

First want to say thanks to this awesome community. It's been a life-saver for me the past few weeks on finding super useful info on custom CSS tweaks, etc. 

Quick question for everyone: is there any custom code to tweak the horizontal position of the shopping cart icon for mobile view? I've tried a few different pieces of CSS code, but doesn't seem to work. I've attached a screenshot of what I'm trying to do. From my iPhone view, the shopping cart icon is a little too close to the hamburger icon, thus visually looks crowded. It also affects tactile user input functionality as your fingers position has to be spot on to click on the cart vs the hamburger. Just looking to add a little bit of space to clean it up. 

What's also interesting is that the mobile preview mode in the SQ editor looks fine, it has proper spacing, but from my actual iPhone, you can see it's a little too crowded.

TIA!!!

On 3/8/2022 at 1:12 PM, paul2009 said:

You realise that I don't work for Squarespace, right? I'm just explaining their policy - right or wrong - so that other users can successfully pass their feature requests to Squarespace. 🙂

Yea I know. My response was a general statement, not directed at you (hoping maybe someone at Squarespace see's it 😉).

On 12/23/2021 at 8:21 AM, paul2009 said:

If you’d like to make a feature request, you can do so by contacting Squarespace Customer Care using a support ticket.

Squarespace employees don't routinely monitor this forum for feature requests (see the guidelines - item 6). Posts are answered by other Squarespace users who have no control over new features. 

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Any current day software company should have Product Managers, who's responsibility is to gather feedback from the customer base to help drive roadmaps for the product roadmap. And one of the key responsibilities of any Product Manager....is to watch user forums for customer feedback. That's the whole point of forums, collaboration with and within your user base.