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Hi Community. I'd like to ask about Header/Menu Navigation bar: is there any way that we can hide them but only on the homepage? I would like to keep the top navigation bar on the other pages. Thanks.
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Customise Left & Right Margin of Top Navigation Bar & Footer
neynarhm replied to neynarhm's topic in Customize with code
Hi, this is my website: https://www.neynarhm.com - thank you! -
Hello, I'd like to customise the left & right margin of my navbar & footer. More or less the left margin needs to be aligned with my first heading. I tried adding this, but it seems like no change happens for margin above 100px (which I need more, I guess). //Navbar Margin// .header .header-announcement-bar-wrapper { padding-left: 100; padding-right: 100; } Any idea how to resolve the issue? Thank you.
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Custom Font: Using Different Font Weight for Headings & Paragraph
neynarhm replied to neynarhm's topic in Customize with code
Hi Crawford, thanks so much! It works perfectly on my H1-H4 🙂 Any idea in how to apply the same style to Portfolio (Grid: Simple) here: https://www.neynarhm.com/works ? It seems like the project title is still following the native font from Squarespace. Thanks again! -
Hello, I'd like to use a custom font (Satoshi) for my site. I found this code from a blog and it works properly for my Heading 1: @font-face { font-family: 'Satoshi'; src: url('Satoshi Bold URL that I uploaded into my Sq backend'); } h1 {font-family: 'Satoshi';} My question is: what do I need to add into this custom CSS code if I want a different font weight for Heading 3 & 4 (ie. I want my H3 & H4 to be Satoshi Medium). Thank you.
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It works! Thanks Ziggy!
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Hi fellow Squarespace users, I,d like to get help on setting up a hover effect to this gallery block here on my homepage: https://www.neynarhm.com - What I intend to do upon hovering is either: 1. the image can be darker 2. the image can turn into grayscale, like this one here (but no need to be moved up): https://www.victorberbel.work No 2 is the ideal one, but no 1 only is fine. Anybody knows what I should do on the CSS setup? Thanks for the help!
