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Great, thanks! xo

Well, that stopped working today ;-( So I am using this but it hides the whole footer, including my own text. I'll leave it like this for now: /* Hide reCAPTCHA message */ .sqs-block-newsletter .newsletter-form-footnote, .sqs-popup-overlay-content .form-disclaimer-text { display: none !important; }

Perfect! Thanks so much, Paul xo

Thanks for this, Paul! Do you know how to make this work for the promotional pop-up? I am just linking to my Privacy Policy where I've added this statement. Thanks!

This is unbelievable. A message like this belongs in a privacy or cookie policy, a website builder should never FORCE us to display it like this on our websites. It completely disregards design asthetics and our autonomy as business owners. Do other email providers do this as well?

That's fair! I don't know the CSS for this but I'd be surprised if it couldn't be done. @Chris.SE is great with CSS, maybe he has a quick solution!

then why not just keep the from?

There might be a way to do this with CSS but I don't know the code off the top of my head. I am wondering though, why would you want to hide the 'from'? Is that not misleading when people then click on the dropdown list and see the different prices because you have set the expectation that it's all the same price? Plus, the from indicates that there are more options which can people make curious and entice them to check out the different options. That's just how I would feel as the consumer.

Good, I'm glad to hear this. Image quality is always a top priority for me, and our clients, and I would never want to compromise on that. Let's hope indeed that SQS engineers are on top of this, I could certainly do with an improvement in my sitespeed. Thanks, Paul!

Thanks for this clarification, Paul. I've also been wondering what else I can do beyond the obvious, like images. Now one thing that also comes up is a message about new generation image format. I've not even had the time to look at this but do you know anything about this?

Hi Sandra! This gets too technical for me as well, I know the user side really well but I am not a developer. It looks like @paul2009did a stellar job in answering this! ❤️

Thanks so much for this, @christyprice! ❤️ @natwillow - if you have any questions at all about my course please feel free to DM me and I'll be happy to help :) xo

Hi Alex! Good to see you again 🙂 I will be building new sites in 7.1 from now on and I am also in the process of redesigning my own on 7.1. It's still not perfect but quite a few improvements have been made (color management is definitely better now) and the more I get to know it the more I love it! Since all 7.1 templates have the same architecture it doesn't really matter which one you choose. I usually start on Bailard because that reminds me of good old Bedford 🙂 Hester looks like Brine. 7.1 was released into GA in January so all new trials start on it now. The URL is https://www.squarespace.com/templates

I would still love an answer to this as well!! Can the code be put into the page blog post injection and be auto-generated for EACH post individually?

Thank you Cstine! That's very helpful and I will check it out :)

This post has gotten so many views but so far no comprehensive reply regarding the integration of font-awesome into a Squarespace website. Does anyone know how to do this and can explain it step by step? Or do you know of an article on the web somewhere that does this in relation to Squarespace? My own research has not come up with much unfortunately. Any pointers would be much appreciated! Thank you.