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Hi everyone - great idea for a topic! I started my product photography business in 2012 and built up to running my own studio in London since 2015. I specialise in product and lifestyle photography for the design and craft industry. I work with my partner Natasha and a regular stylist to create concepts, source props and plan to lighting/style of each shoot. We cover everything from ceramics, glass and textiles to furniture, beauty/wellness and fashion accessories. In the first year of my work I found many clients wanted websites, I asked a friend in the US and he recommended Square

Did you hear anything back? I'm running an AMA on using images with Squarespace this month and it would be great to address this issue. I use JPG mini and had assumed Squarespace must have some enterprise version of a similar application on their servers.

I tried this method but did not work for me on Native template. I ended up inserting a Code Block in header with image/link as needed.

I've used Zoho mail for many of my Squarespace sites, but it's not ideal. If you register the domain with Squarespace, I wish they would add a simple email forwarder 'Catchall' to another email address. So simple, would be a massive time saver. I find Zoho can have delays and be inconsistent in forwarding messages. Google Apps is way too complicated and costs.

thanks for this, very useful. This is possible for all the buttons on the site actually, using different CSS. It's good to create your own styling here as the buttons are on key styling element that says 'Squarespace' along with the social icons and 'love heart' button on the blog posts.

thanks for this, very useful. This is possible for all the buttons on the site actually, using different CSS. It's good to create your own styling here as the buttons are on key styling element that says 'Squarespace' along with the social icons and 'love heart' button on the blog posts.

From what I have experienced, if you are editing a page in admin area and don't click 'save changes' it won't be live on the site. What would be very useful is a 'save draft' function, so that you 'save changes' when 100% happy rather than risk loosing work incrementally.