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AlexandreABC

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  1. Went for an alternative, thanks a lot anyways Tuanphan!
  2. Hi tuanphan! Thanks a lot for your reply! Do you know how to rather move the "CONTACT US" link I have on the upper left of the page? At the same place; Does it apply to mobile? Thanks a lot! Alexandre
  3. Hi everyone, I hope to find you well. I am trying to add a text in the header, saying "CONTACT US :", just before/on the left of the links to the socials (upper right part of the website). URL: https://global-queens.com Any thoughts about a CSS? Did my research, but did not find the solution. My Heading is : Font : Acumin Pro Size : 16 Px Would the code also apply for the mobile version (would like to get it centered and above the social icons). Thanks a lot for your help! Yours faithfully, Alexandre
  4. Could make it work, thanks a lot!
  5. Hi, I hope to find you well, I would like to automatically adjust the height of specific sections of my website until these reach the footer, across al types of display size. For example, looking at my homepage, we can see a gap between the section and the footer (I got it fixed at the bottom). https://global-queens.com Any insights? I tried the following, but it does not work: /* Make the section full width until the footer */ .your-section-selector { width: 100%; position: relative; left: 50%; right: 50%; margin-left: -50vw; margin-right: -50vw; Can you please make it work on mobile too? Thanks a lot, Alex
  6. Thank you for your reply! It seems not to work super well, as moving the resolution of the page will lead to misformating the page (screenshot), so I decided to delete the CSS. Any other suggestions? (i) Can I choose to apply for it for other pages, and if so how? (e.g. The FAQ page) (ii) If it works, how to apply it for the mobile version? I think - relatively to my poor knowledge of website-building - that the solution may not be a CSS of the whole page, but rather a CSS to obtain a flexible section (decreasing/increasing in size) and a fixed footer (always showing) whilst changing the resolution of the page, if that is clear? Anyways, the goal is to get everything showing in the one-section pages, across all resolutions; Thanks a lot for your help! Alex
  7. Hello again, I would also love to know it this is possible to apply this request for the mobile version too? Cheers, Alex
  8. Dear tuznphan, Hello! Sorry for the late reply, I forgot to turn on notifications; https://global-queens.com Thanks a lot! Alex
  9. Hello everyone, I hope to find you well, I would like to find a solution on the following matter: I have a few pages which are unique (i.e. only include one block, like the home-page); I would like to make these pages full-screen in all cases moving the resolution of my web-page, without any needs to scroll with the mouse, both on computer and telephone, including the footer at the bottom of the page; You can see on pictures the difference once I move the resolution, sometimes the footer shows, sometimes not...; Can you share any CSS with me, working both on computer and smartphone, including the footer, and applying only to such selected pages? Thanks a lot for your help! Regards, Alexandre
  10. Thanks a lot Creedon! Any-one else experience my issue?
  11. Hi, Thanks a lot for your reply! I think I have followed all the steps mentionned. Here is the URL: https://globalqueens.squarespace.com/our-process The issue is site-wide though. Thanks a lot! Alex
  12. Hello to all, I hope to find you well, I am looking for help regarding the following matter: As you can see on my website, there are many shades behind the shapes/logos I put; It seems that the shades do not appear well, appearing and then disappearing once scrolling through the page; The Squarespace support team does not have this problem it seems; Maybe coding wil help? Sending you screenshots; Thanks a lot for your help! Alex
  13. Found the solution:; .sqs-block-accordion .sqs-block-content { text-align: justify !important; } Thanks anyways for your help! Alex
  14. Thanks for the reply! Just added it at the bottom of the page, same text/format.
  15. Hello, Thank you for your reply! Yes, because it is not within an accordion, it is plain text; looking to justify within an accordion. Any thoughts? Thanks! Alex
  16. Hi everyone, I hope to find you well. Having no knowledge of CC-coding whatsoever, I would like to know if anyone could help me to justify the text in an accordion. I had to put it as plain text, not in accordion, to get it justified: Link: https://globalqueens.squarespace.com/faq Thanks a lot for your help guys; Alex
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