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Blog title alignment: On your blog post page (any of them), click Edit, click/hover over the title, click Edit Section ->under Format find Text Alignment -> change from Center to Left. Blog content alignment: click in the text box, find the alignment button in the text format toolbar. See the below screenshots for each of the above. Hope this helps.
 

Hi @millersota you can set a site-wide social sharing image, and you can additionally set one for each page.
Site-wide social sharing image:
Settings -> Under the tab Website -> Social Sharing Logo 
You can find more in Squarespace's doc on Adding Social Sharing Image
Let me know how it goes.

I checked this link on my chrome browser on both my desktop and my android device, and the auto-fill came up for every field (except State, because I am not based in the US).
This sounds like an issue local to your browsers/devices.
On a quick googling, here are some suggestions to the issue you are seeing:
check your chrome Sync Settings (that auto-fill is enabled) clear browser cache check if there are extensions that might be interfering  Hope this helps.

Hi @johntp to hide draft portfolio pages, you may find this forum post useful:
 

I see why it could be misleading! If you look at the <a> tag, which is where your text is, that text is using H3. (see the red circle in the screen shot on the far right).
You can test this by changing the font style in Site Styles between H1 or miscellaneous and H3 to see the changes being applied.

Hi @kellsung15 you're almost there! There is some extra text in your URL line. Remove "FontURL", leaving only from "https://...", then it should work. Let me know how it goes.

Hi @kbradfield the text colour is coming from the settings for Instagram. Try checking the code injection for that specific page (not site wide), you will likely find your custom code in there.

Hopefully once you find that code, you can start to unpick what you don't want and your buttons will follow your site wide theme colour palette settings again.
Let me know how it goes!

Hi @Roselion
Hover over your blog section > Click Edit Section > Under Format, scroll down to Meta, choose which meta data you want to display.
Let me know how it goes.

 

Hi @dothert what settings are you looking for?
Settings under Design have been moved to various places. 
You might find this forum post here useful. However, note that since that post was made, the Site Title and Logo menu has changed slightly. See Squarespace's Adding a site title .
 

Hi @NadjaK it can take Google quite some time (up to a few weeks) to index a new website. If you've connected to Google Search Console and there are no errors, then patience is key.
I just did this check on Google
site: www.aperture-pix.com and can see that your website is in Google's index, so it is searchable on Google. That is good!
I have noticed that your business name contains words that are very specific but also highly searched keywords for photography; "aperture" and "pix".
This unfortunately means that you are competing with a lot of photography content on the internet. 
SEO experts might be able to help more on this front. But I would suggest focusing your SEO effort on keywords that your potential audience would search to find your content, rather than your business name alone.
Hope this helps. 

For mobile view, you will need to do the same as you have done for desktop. 
Top right corner of edit, click on the Mobile View icon, and Edit. You can drag and drop, much like you did for desktop, or click on a block and click the up/down arrow to move them.
Let me know how it goes.

You can play around with this number! Although I wouldn't recommend less than 1, as for certain screen sizes it might clip. This line basically says to set the line-height to be a multiple of 1 of the font-size.
.Marquee h1 { line-height: 1!important; } Let me know how it goes!

You're very welcome! Please do mark my post as the solution to help others find the answer easier 🙂

If you have set a Social Sharing image, description on Squarespace, then you need to tell Facebook to scrape your new details.
You can check it here, and ask facebook to scrape if it's still got your old one. https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/

Thank you 😊 And of course! No one can know everything, we all get stuck sometimes. 
The websites you linked, they are both using third party plugins. Those forms are codes from their respective plugins. one is mailer lite, the other is convert kit.
Great! With business plan, you can use code injection as described in the post I linked above. Try the code in that post and it should work! Let me know how it goes.

@Jl87 Hi, did you figure it out? it doesn't seem to be an issue anymore, at least on the iPhone XR that I tested above.

I would say so yes! If you're not familiar with custom code then I would suggest just using the same font for both. This would mean you will be able to manage everything easily yourself. 
Otherwise there are a number of ways you can achieve this with custom code, e.g. my suggestion or @tuanphan being some of them.

Hi @DenaW are you trying to remove all underline from links on your website? Or just additionally the footer links?
Remove all underline - just targeting just a should work, but you can also add a to your existing CSS
//Remove Link Underline a, h1,h2,h3,h4,p,code,nav { a,span { background-image: none!important; text-decoration: none!important; } } Additionally remove footer links only - add footer to your existing CSS
//Remove Link Underline h1,h2,h3,h4,p,code,nav, footer { a,span { background-image: none!important; text-decoration: none!important; } } Save and refresh after editing. Let me know how it goes.

You are very welcome 🙂 glad it's working for you. Do mark my post as solution to help others, thanks.

Hi @eyebandits assuming you are the owner of the SquareSpace website, then you can set up Google Search Console for the website. (Although I think being an admin can do it too, I think one of my sites was done with an admin account)
You will need a Google account. For more information, SquareSpace has an article on Verifying your site with Google Search Console. 
If you are setting it all up for your client, then they won't need access to Google Search Console. They can always get set up if they want access in the future. It also depends on how you are managing the website after launch, e.g. if you are keeping ownership or transferring to them.
Connecting to Google Search Console is quite straightforward, but you want to check everything looks ok after connecting.
Hope this is helpful.

Try this...
section[data-section-id="64cd1116e6a9b4051d51a9f3"] { height: 100vh; }  

Hi @harlowbogie actually, you can change the vertical alignment of the top text box to "bottom align". Then you don't have to manipulate it with code. You can likewise change the bottom text box to top align.
Try and let me know if that does what you want. 

From what I can see, with your current settings, the behaviour you are seeing is by design, this is just how the FE works. As your text block is vertically aligned centred, it will add padding top and bottom when the page stretches to fill in the extra space on bigger screen sizes. 
Can you share a screenshot of the effect of changing the vertical alignment? Big text block -> change vertical alignment to top, save, click on preview (arrow at top right), change browser to greater than 100% or until you see the big gap issue. Share it and we can see what it does?
I'm limited by what I can see and suggest by just inspecting your website. If you want me to take it thorough look for you, drop me an email. 

Apologies, not sure why I thought that worked!
What screen sizes are they having issues with? Has to be very small, I'm only seeing the menu turn into scroll at less than 520px tall.
Try this in Custom CSS. The menu items are not display: flex, that's why spacing-between etc didn't work for you. Each text has margin around it, so the simplest way is you can adjust those numbers to make them closer together.
.header-menu-nav .header-menu-nav-item a { margin-top: 0; //change number to what you want margin-bottom: 0; // change number to what you want }  

Try adding this to Website -> Website Tools (under Not Linked) -> Custom CSS
.sqs-block-button .sqs-block-button-element--medium { display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center; } This will apply the changes to all buttons that is .sqs-block-button-element--medium.
Let me know how it goes.