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Hi @tuanphan, just checking in to see if you might have a code suggestion for my split section question?

Hi @tuanphan, wondering if you have any code suggestions for the above query?

Hey @creedon, I know what you mean. Ever since I started on this venture of building our corporate website, I've learned so much about what you can do and can't do, reasonably and unreasonably, on the Squarespace platform.

Hi @tuanphan, here you go: https://ranunculus-fish-fhr3.squarespace.com/completions/icdsleeves Password: 123abc

Ooops, sorry @tuanphan, the password is changed to 123abc. I finally managed to convince the company to upgrade to a business plan, if that helps with providing more flexible or advanced scripts.

Hi @tuanphan, I finally managed to convince the company to upgrade to a business plan. So now that I can add scripts, I've added the magnifying glass script you provided above. It works pretty well for the 3 current images (without lightbox). Is there a way to adjust the code so that the magnifying glass is automatically "turn off" and not showing when the mouse cursor is moved away from the image viewing area, and "turned on" and showing when the cursor is moved back in the viewing area? Also, I currently have 3 separate scripts for the 3 images. Could I use just one script and put the 3 image links in it? I tried that and it didn't work.

Thanks @tuanphan, this works great!

Hello. I'd like to redirect from an active landing page to another page, if possible. Basically, when a user first goes to the website, the landing page plays an "intro" video. This is really just a section page with a background video that loops. I currently have a link on that landing page that visitors can click to another page whenever they want to. But is there a way to redirect the visitor to another page automatically once the landing page video stops playing the first time? Currently on a Personal Plan, so using scripts in a code block won't work. https://ranunculus-fish-fhr3.squarespace.com Password: K0B0LD2o24! I have another landing page elsewhere on the website that I'd like to automatically redirect to another page, though I haven't decided if I want to keep that landing page. But if redirecting works, then I'd consider keeping it. https://ranunculus-fish-fhr3.squarespace.com/wellbore-diagnostics/kobold-connect Password: K0B0LD2o24! Any help is appreciated!

@tuanphan I have a split screen on this test webpage: https://ranunculus-fish-fhr3.squarespace.com/remediation/flowthrough Password: K0B0LD2o24! If this works, I'd like to possibly extend this idea of split screen with sticky sections to other webpages as well.

I also want to use a split section layout with two sections side by side and one sticky, or at least the two side-by-side sections can move independently of one another on the same page. I know there are plug-ins available to achieve this, but is there a way to do so without using plug-ins or script? I am currently on a Personal Plan and was hoping to use CSS code and code blocks to achieve this.

@tuanphan, when you put it that way, I guess both on current images + images in lightbox 😄. But if both aren't feasible, then I'll be happy with either option.

Thanks @tuanphan, I'd like to give it a shot, specifically on this page for my website: https://ranunculus-fish-fhr3.squarespace.com/completions/icdsleeves Password: 123abc There are 3 static images and I want to see if it is possible to use the magnifying glass effect when hovering over the images. They are currently set with the lightbox effect but figure it would nice to have a magnifying glass option as well (if the code requires the lightbox effect to be turned off, I'm okay with that). Is there a code that could be used for this purpose? If this works, then potentially the code can be used for other pages, with some tweaking here and there.

Hi @tuanphan, Is it possible to create a magnifying glass effect for images using only CSS code and no script? Am currently on a Personal Plan with no plans to upgrade to a higher level plan yet.

Thanks for the advice. It's something I overlooked and didn't give it a thought at all until the Managed Files issue came up. I have both Edge and Chrome on my computer at home but even when working on the site at home, I still used Edge simply because I was so used to working in that environment. Thankfully it looks like the site works well from a user perspective in both Edge and Chrome (so far). Will definitely keep an eye on the analytics over time after the site goes live👌

Thanks. I was happily (and not giving a thought regarding choice of browsers) developing and testing the site in Edge for months with no problems up until the Managed Files issue. I will submit a ticket to support and see what they say.