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  1. 2 hours ago, Alexsh said:

    I'm facing an issue where targeting the "yui" prefixed block doesn't activate the hover effect I want. To achieve this effect, it seems I need to target a block ID without the "yui" prefix, which I'm unable to locate.

    I don't think that is your issue, as you can see from the below screenshot. The bottom example hover works, but that "reveal" text block is also #block-yui_xxxxxx

    image.thumb.png.55f0f60c264dd2148f6c67aa7271573f.png

     

    I would double check the behaviour of the css selector ~ , as I am not familiar with that. But for the pairing that works, the reveal text block comes AFTER the black box. Whereas the reveal text block that is not working, it sits as the very first element in the list, after the hover block.

    image.thumb.png.6ab72b7db706df037cb164f184000935.png

  2. 1 hour ago, PoppyShotts said:

    I am unable to locate the block of the 'past events' title - I used this code: 

    .eventlist.eventlist--past:before {
        content: "PAST EVENTS";
        display: block;
        font-size: 30px;
        text-align: LEFT;
        margin-top: 50px;
    }

    put this line in your block of code

    font-family: roboto !important; // your own font

     

  3. Hi, assuming you are using a template? 

    For changing the block to your own font. You can target your block like below. You can get the id by using SquareSpace ID Finder.

    #blockid xx { // depends how you set up your block, you would need an "a"/"p"/something else to replace xx
    	font-family: roboto !important; // your own font
    }

     

    For space between the events, add this to your custom css

    .eventlist-event {
    	margin-top: 90px !important; // current is 68px, so anything above
    }

     

    For drop down, possible, but would require more work and depends how you want it to look.

     

  4. 5 hours ago, Exileking said:

    Heres the code:
     

    @font-face {
    font-family: 'PPNeueBit-Bold';
    src: url('https://static1.squarespace.com/static/653977e6631d6e2bb1418d04/t/65427a15f69795345707f54f/1698855445688/PPNeueBit-Bold.otf');
    }

    Is this all the code? Here you have only loaded the font file for "Bold". You need to do the same for "Regular". Then the rest of your code should work. 

  5. I've been looking recently also, this is what I found. There is no native SquareSpace feature for this. 

    For 7.0, you can create gallery page and use summary block. Then use the Lazy Load plugin for the summary block, this has the load more option. https://www.squarewebsites.org/squarespace-plugins/lazy-summaries

    For 7.1, you can use this plugin. https://elfsight.com/photo-gallery-widget/. You can try the demo, choose the masonry grid and turn on load more. 

    The site I wanted to do this is 7.1, and I didn't go with the plugin, so can't comment on usability. I use Lazy Load on summary blocks for blogs, and found it easy to use, there's a slack channel for support also. 

    I tried to code something ... But maybe in the future. 

  6. 12 hours ago, Phex said:

    does not, unfortunately

    To rule out your browser, try the troubleshooting steps 1) 2) 5) here https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/115004581087-Troubleshooting-browser-issues 

    If not, then I suggest contacting SquareSpace support, as this is an issue with functionality. These forums are not monitored by SquareSpace.

    You can contact them here, https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

    I find their live chat support very useful and responsive!

  7. @Nimay I tested this on your website, so these are the  elements on your website. Can you add !important after each of the css styling and see?

    Below new code

    // makes the slideshow part smaller
    .user-items-list-carousel__gutter {
    	padding-left: 10vw !important;
    	padding-right: 10vw !important;
    }
    
    // Gives more padding between the arrows and the edge of the container
    .user-items-list-carousel__arrow-wrapper--left {
    	padding-left: 2% !important;
    }
    
    user-items-list-carousel__arrow-wrapper--right {
    	padding-right: 2% !important;
    }

     

    Let me know how it goes.

     

    Edit: to answer your question on how to find your element name, you right click on the component and click inspect, you'll see the html. If you're not familiar with it then you'll need to read up on it, and be mindful of the parent/child relationships and how they behave, and some best practice. 

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