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colin.irwin

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  1. Sorry to be the bearer of bad tidings, but there is currently no way for a customer / non contributing user to upload images or other content to the site.
  2. Add .sqs-block-socialaccountlinks .social-account-list.social-icon-size-large a:before, .sqs-block-socialaccountlinks-v2 .social-account-list.social-icon-size-large a:before, .sqs-block-socialaccountlinks .social-account-list.social-icon-size-large a:link:before, .sqs-block-socialaccountlinks-v2 .social-account-list.social-icon-size-large a:link:before, .sqs-block-socialaccountlinks .social-account-list.social-icon-size-large a:visited:before, .sqs-block-socialaccountlinks-v2 .social-account-list.social-icon-size-large a:visited:before { /* The icon size */ font-size: 40px; } .sqs-block-socialaccountlinks .social-account-list.social-icon-size-large a, .sqs-block-socialaccountlinks-v2 .social-account-list.social-icon-size-large a, .sqs-block-socialaccountlinks .social-account-list.social-icon-size-large a:link, .sqs-block-socialaccountlinks-v2 .social-account-list.social-icon-size-large a:link, .sqs-block-socialaccountlinks .social-account-list.social-icon-size-large a:visited, .sqs-block-socialaccountlinks-v2 .social-account-list.social-icon-size-large a:visited { /* Space around icons */ width: 40px; height: 40px; } To your Custom CSS Editor
  3. It's a common interaction, but you're right - it might need tweaking to make it more obvious. It could be improved by adding clear microcopy around the piece 'Select a FAQ for more info..' styling the open/close hint (should probably be more overt than my '+' sign) styling the H3 to give it more of an accordion look amending the script so that the first item is open to begin with, to give the user a hint that content is behind the other headings too.
  4. It's a common interaction, but you're right - it might need tweaking to make it more obvious. It could be improved by adding clear microcopy around the piece 'Select a FAQ for more info..' styling the open/close hint (should probably be more overt than my '+' sign) styling the H3 to give it more of an accordion look
  5. It's a common interaction, but you're right - it might need tweaking to make it more obvious. It could be improved by adding clear microcopy around the piece 'Select a FAQ for more info..' styling the open/close hint (should probably be more overt than my '+' sign) styling the H3 to give it more of an accordion look
  6. @HHabel I have amended the instructions for you to use H3 as the open/close text Markdown is as follows: ### + This is a first question This is the first line of an answer to the question above. This is a second line of the answer. * Bullet points * Can be used too ### + This is a second question This is a one line answer to the question above. Script is as follows: <script> $(document).ready(function(){ $('.markdown-block .sqs-block-content h3').css('cursor','pointer'); $(".markdown-block .sqs-block-content h3").nextUntil("h3").slideToggle(); $(".markdown-block .sqs-block-content h3").click(function() {$(this).nextUntil("h3").slideToggle();}); }); </script>
  7. Try putting ### at the beginning of the lines you want to be h3, remove the ---------- and change h2 to h3 in the script
  8. Cheers @KateH If you need help styling it, drop me a line via the link in my profile.
  9. @HHabel It may well be possible to adapt the script I posted earlier to work with your FAQ page, without you needing to move your content into a Markdown block. Drop me a line via the link in my profile and I'll try to help you out.
  10. Cheers @bigfuzzy Drop me a line if you need a hand implementing it / require customisation / styling.
  11. It does. I liked your solution but thought that a Markdown block to contain the FAQs would be easier for a non-technical person to maintain. There's still some know-how required but the tools inside the Markdown editor make it relatively straightforward to maintain.
  12. Here's a slightly more concise solution, using jQuery. The idea is to use a Markdown block to hold your questions and answers. It should be the only Markdown block on the page. The Markdown will look something like the following (The + at the start of each question is a cue for the user to know they can expand the entry). + This is a first question ----------------- This is the first line of an answer to the question above. This is a second line of the answer. * Bullet points * Can be used too + This is a second question ----------------- This is a one line answer to the question above. Questions should be styled as H2. Then put the following code into your page's injection point: <script type="text/javascript" src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js"></script> <script> $(document).ready(function(){ $('.markdown-block .sqs-block-content h2').css('cursor','pointer'); $(".markdown-block .sqs-block-content h2").nextUntil("h2").slideToggle(); $(".markdown-block .sqs-block-content h2").click(function() {$(this).nextUntil("h2").slideToggle();}); }); </script> The first can be omitted if you already have a link to jQuery in your sitewide code injection point. The second script tells the mouse cursor to become a pointer when over the Markdown H2s - this is to tell the user it's clickable. Then, when an H2 is clicked it toggles the visibility of all content between the clicked H2 and the next H2 / the end of the markdown block. See it in action here - http://www.silvabokis.com/idea-testing/
  13. You can create custom maps using Google Maps and then embed them in your Squarespace site.
  14. <style> .post-meta { visibility: hidden } </style>
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