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@tuanphan this doesn't actually log the user account of a membership account. In my situation, it changes the user's view such that the body of the page is the homepage of the client's site, but the navigation remains the member navigation. Should you click on anything in the member nav, you're still effectively logged in. You have click the 'Sign out' button from the customer account side bar to actually sign out. Any other potential suggestions to manually link a log out/sign out button?

Bumping this up. Any solutions to adding a manual membership sign out button?

Hi there, I noticed today that section background images will not load on a client's website when viewed via Safari (mobile) on iOS 17. It is happening on all pages with a section background image. This seems to be a new issue. For example, view this page on mobile. The first section of the page should have a purple gradient image background, but it does not appear on Safari mobile. It does not appear to be a connection issue. Hard refreshing the page does not force the image to load. Is anyone experiencing this issue and/or have you found a solution?

@creedon It turned out the issue was with Squarespace. All resolved. Thank you for your help.

@creedon It sort of worked, but not entirely. I implemented the v.8 code. While the second button does now take on the tertiary styling, it seems the code has broken the font that's used in the header. It now presents as a fall-back font, and not the site font (Poppins, in this case). Any ideas why that might be? EDIT: Having a look at Twitter, it looks like the custom font issue is being experienced by other users. Perhaps this is a Squarespace issue.

Hi @creedon, you can access the site here. Thank you for your help.

Hello! My website needs two buttons in the header, one styled as per the site's standard CTA button styling, and another styled differently. To get the two buttons in the header, I followed @creedon's solution that worked well: https://github.com/tomsWebConsulting/twcsl/tree/main/v7.1/Add Buttons to Header#add-buttons-to-header Now, I need to style the new button differently than the standard CTA button. I'm having trouble figuring out the best way to modify the javascript such that it assigns a new class to the second button. Ideally I'd like to use the site's tertiary button styling for this second button. I am on Squarespace 7.1. Any ideas?