JamestownStudio

Pic 1 is mobile ( what I need to change - ARGENTIUM SILVER/) - for some reason it's in all caps and I would like to change that as well as font color ( it's too light) Pic 2 is desktop - How it should look Any help would be appreciated. Thanks to Squarespace' love of huge gaps that need code to change, THE BREADCRUMB DEBACLE wherein sub categories aren't included making BREADCRUMBS effing useless without code, and the list goes on... I have become quite adept at adding shizzle to my css design page. It's getting long. If I had to do it over again, I would not be using Squarespace. .Alas, too much time invested, close to launch, must march on. I have spent way too much time trying to figure out/change what should be simple adjustments included with their software. If I need to rev myself up and rage, I simple open up Squarespace. Anyway, again, any help appreciated. Thanks

Just logged in today after a couple of months of absence, to start uploading new product images to asset library. I was glad to see folders now offered for organization. I created image category folders and then sub folders and moved product images accordingly, only to realize ( after doing all this) I would have to click on each product folder to actually see which product it is, as I cannot nor will asset library at least auto generate a folder image. I have such regret now. The old way was bulky but at least I could scroll and see what I was looking for. I make jewelry, so for instance; Folder- (one of a kind) > Sub Folder (vintage) > Sub folders with product images ( Vintage #1, #2, #3 etc..) I do not have a unique name for each product as there are too many of them, so in order to know what is inside each sub folder/product images, I have to click open each one until I find the one I want. If anyone knows if I can in fact add a main folder image, please let me know, or maybe this is something that Squarespace would consider adding. My fault I guess, main folder image is a norm in file/folder structure, it didn't occur to me that I wouldn't be able to do this.