tifflee

Hey! I have very limited CSS on my client's site, yet this is happening on her hidden questionnaire pages that require a password. I tried adding "safe" to the link and it worked; however, what is the long-term solve for this?

www.organikhomedesign.com pass: nancytom1! **I am hoping for CSS to ensure that I can keep these on 3 on a row even on smaller screens such as tablet and laptop.

Yes! And for the opposite effect. So when you hover then the overlay and title show!

Hey! I see that this worked on my blog page, but i was actually hoping to do the opposite! So that you can see the thumbnails without the title, and then once you hover the title shows up! Can you also help me do this on a summary block that I have on my homepage? Very cool! www.modernformcreative.ca

Hi there! I am trying to keep my blog summary block as 3 columns until it hits mobile. Currently on my large screen it's at 3 columns but when I go to a smaller laptop size it goes into 2 and so there's one image on it's own line. Is there CSS I can apply to prevent this from happening? I'd like it to be 3 columns even at tablet size. Thanks! Please note that the site is launching Tuesday so you won't be able to see it yet, but I've attached a screenshot for your reference. Thanks!

Hi there, this still didn't work. It's a summary section on my homepage you can see it here: www.modernformcreative.ca

I tried using the carasoul summry block code however the text shows on top of the image the whole time and then when you hover you can just see it better. Please see below and let me know what I should try instead! Thanks so much www.modernformcreative.ca

Hey! I was able to use my custom font to update the blog post title, but am not sure which code to use to update the title to a custom font on the blog page. This is the code i used for the blog post and it worked. But not sure what to change for the blog page where all of the blog posts are listed. Hopefully that makes sense! ha @font-face { font-family: nineties; src: url(https://static1.squarespace.com/static/65b7f7c92824de770b3311c6/t/65b7f8b091c7f06d97d3e261/1706555568747/Behind-The-Nineties-Bd.otf); } .blog-item-title h1.entry-title { font-family: 'nineties' !important; }

Hi! I am having the same issue. I've created SEO titles and descriptions for each of my website pages and they are pulling content from either the footer or the page itself vs. the custom descriptions I made. This is happening on two my most recent website designs, see below: Lottie Weddings - https://lottieweddings.com/ Moveology - https://www.moveology.ca/ Please help! I've never had this issue before. Thank you! Tiffany