Nikolas361
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Nikolas361 got a reaction from Amval in Multilingual website: Adding the language switcher to the main nav bar
Hey @Beyondspace,
I am trying to make this work in 7.1 and move the @bradgood-language-switch to the header nav. But if I inject the code you use above, it makes the switch disappear. Could you tell me what else to try?
My website is https://www.bieleit-medicus.com/
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Nikolas361 got a reaction from Ziggy in Rearrange fields in form block
the two fields are in line but for some reason, the "Email" title is slightly above the "Name" title. But if that has no easy fix, it's gonna be fine as it is 🙂
Thank you!
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Nikolas361 reacted to Ziggy in Rearrange fields in form block
Another adjustment!
@media only screen and (min-width:1000px) { .form-item.field.email, .form-item.field.text { display: inline-block; vertical-align: top; min-width: 48.8%; } .form-item.field.text { margin-right: 2.4% !important; margin-top: 13px !important; } } -
Nikolas361 got a reaction from Ziggy in Rearrange fields in form block
Getting there! fields are in line, only the "Email" tag is slightly elevated and the gap between the upper two fields and the Message field is still quite large^^
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Nikolas361 got a reaction from Ziggy in Rearrange fields in form block
Nearly got it! The Name field is slightly above now, as you can see on the website. And the margin between the two fields (name and email) and the message field seems quite large
thanks lots for your help by the way
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Nikolas361 reacted to Ziggy in Rearrange fields in form block
A few changes:
@media only screen and (min-width:1000px) { .form-item.field.email, .form-item.field.text { display: inline-block; vertical-align: top; min-width: 48.8%; } .form-item.field.text { margin-right: 2.4% !important; } } -
Nikolas361 reacted to Ziggy in Rearrange fields in form block
You don't have to use the name field for names, a text field will work fine if you just want a single field for collecting names.
If you want to put the second field next to the first one taking up 50% of the width each, that can be done with CSS, it's been shared numerous times on the forum:
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Nikolas361 got a reaction from creedon in URL mapping for switcher of multilanguage site
ahh so easy in the end. Didn't think about that, thanks heaps!!
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Nikolas361 reacted to creedon in URL mapping for switcher of multilanguage site
The issue is the code is using jQuery but you've put the code before jQuery has had a change to run, so it breaks.
Move the code after jQuery and the BG code.
Let us know how it goes.
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Nikolas361 got a reaction from Agostinha in Multilingual site
yes, and it will cost you as much as your squarespace plan or more. I don't think that's a fair solution
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Nikolas361 reacted to tuanphan in Placing a coded language switcher in the header nav bar
It is possible, but I don't know any simple codes
You can use this code, a bit manually
Add to All EN pages Header
<style> div.language>a.lang-en { border-bottom: 2px solid; } </style> Add to All De Pages Header
<style> div.language>a.lang-de { border-bottom: 2px solid; } </style> Â
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Nikolas361 got a reaction from antovicodg in Placing a coded language switcher in the header nav bar
Hey folks,
I am trying to set up a bilingual 7.1 website in English and German (bieleit-medicus.com) and used the Brad Good method to do so. The code he provides places the language switcher above the header which looks a bit arbitrary and seems to collide in weird ways with a loading animation of @WillMyers that I use.
So I wondered if anyone could help me with the code to place the language switcher in line with the header navigation, where it would be if I used the Weglot extension provided by Squarespace. Thanks for any help in advance!
The code below is one I found in another post. But it seems that it was desgined for 7.0 and makes the language switch disappear for me:
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Nikolas361 reacted to Ziggy in How to remove white bar below footer that displays names of plugins
It looks like you have plain text written into the footer code injection for the website, the text you can see needs removing, but I would guess that you haven't installed that code from @WillMyers correctly if it's partly showing up like that.
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Nikolas361 reacted to Ziggy in How to remove white bar below footer that displays names of plugins
Nope, HTML is different you need something like this to hide comments when outside of other tags:
<!-- text goes here -->
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Nikolas361 reacted to WillMyers in How to remove white bar below footer that displays names of plugins
Thanks @Ziggy!
@Nikolas361, if you're interested. I have an article here about the different types of Comments you can use in the different areas:
https://www.will-myers.com/articles/adding-comments-to-your-code-in-squarespace
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Nikolas361 got a reaction from Ziggy in How to remove white bar below footer that displays names of plugins
that was easy. Thank you! I removed that exact text from the footer code injection and the bar is gone. Thought that it works like in CSS where the double slash prevents a line from being read.
Thank you anyway!!