rodvaldr

Are you sure, @paul2009? I dropped an un-optimized thumbnail into my 7.1 site and it turned out to be far heavier than the tinyJPG-version. Perhaps are png's and/or thumbnails not optimized by Squarespace?

Thanks @tuanphan I've have come a bit further. The background works on hover, and the title shows up – but click-through is not working, neither on the image or the image title. Can this be done? Javascript wizardry? https://oboe-vuvuzela-4bha.squarespace.com pw: Hasselblad 🙂

Sorry, but I am a newbie to 7.1 – how can a make the title show in a masonry gallery? https://oboe-vuvuzela-4bha.squarespace.com pw: Hasselblad 🙂

Yes, a solution to this would be great, @tuanphan 🙂

Of course you can use the template ID the other way around – when looking for Squarespace sites that have implemented a certain template. Example: Search for the Forte template string "51e6b9e4e4b062dafa7099b9" with this search engine: https://search.nerdydata.com/code and, voliá, you have some 400+ pages listed with sites using that very template. It is very inspirational. /rodvaldr

As far as I know, yes. But I've only given it a few minutes...

Well, there is a (non-visual way) to sniff out what Squarespace template is in use. Seems like every template has an unique ID. Search the page source for "template" and you will find a string that looks something like this: "templateId":"51e6b9e4e4b062dafa7099b9" In this case the string identifes the template as a "Forte" template. Other examples: Momentum – 50130f5be4b00a22f5c5a82a Avenue – 4fd11f32c4aad9b01c9e624c Shift – 515c7bd0e4b054dae3fcf003 And so on. The reference templates can be found at http://squarespace.com/templates/ /rodvaldr

Is there a simple way to detect which template is being implemented on a Squarespace web site? Page source? Code inspector? All clues are welcome. /rodvaldr