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kaitlin_b

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  1. Derp - didn't realize it didn't change the slug in dev: it's on the Activities page. List did it! Thank you - wish I'd stumbled upon that in some of my searches. Thank you so much for your help and patience. I appreciate your help on this forum - I read a lot of your tips and they're always great.
  2. Yes - circled below. This seems like something that should be simple, but I just can't get it to work. Thank you in advance for taking a look. The site password has been updated to: Poppy2022
  3. Site URL: https://vibraphone-teal-ly35.squarespace.com/ I've used this code before, but I'm getting no joy on getting my buttons to align to the bottom of the columns. The columns themselves have an even height – just the buttons are thwarting me. I've got a background color in the css, just to see that I'm affecting the button container at all, since I used to use ".button-block" but that seems now to do nothing. Every part of this works, but I just can't get the danged buttons to sink in the columns, for love nor money. I've tried: {margin-top: auto;} {margin-bottom: auto;} {height: 21rem;} {align-content: flex-end;} {justify-content: flex-end;} I've also tried using the individual button block IDs, rather than the class, and get similar results. My CSS: /*Making Activities Columns the same Height*/ [data-section-id="62a232712ab1e65e2e683882"] .sqs-row { display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; } [data-section-id="62a232712ab1e65e2e683882"] .sqs-col-3{ background-color: #ebebeb; box-sizing: border-box; flex: 1 1 246px; flex-direction: column; margin: 1%; padding: 10px; } [data-section-id="62a232712ab1e65e2e683882"] .sqs-block-button{ background-color: #000000; margin-top: auto; } ------------------------- Thank you in advance for your help!
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