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div.lightbox-inner img.ProductItem-gallery-slides-item-image.loaded { width: 100% !important; height: auto !important; left: 0 !important; top: 0 !important; }  

Please take a look at the guide I wrote here:
Product image aspect ratios on Squarespace 7.1
If anyone experiences an issue getting this to work on your Squarespace 7.1 website (this is for v7.1 sites only) please post back with details of your site - including a link to the page, and a screenshot.
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ALSO I SAW YOUR WEBSITE, YOU SHOULD ALLOW PAGE SCROLL TO YOU MODEL
 

YOU NEED TO FIX THIS IN YOUR SPLINE PROJECT, GOTO YOUR SPLINE PROJECT AND SELETECT THE LAPTOP COMPONENT, THEN GO TO STATE AND CREATE A BASE STATE AND STATE, THEN SELECT STATE, AND THEN SIMPLY ZOOM OUT YOU LAPTOP COMPONENT, THEN GO TO EVENTS, SELETECT SCREEN RESIZE, THERE YOU CAN TWEEK YOUR MODEL FOR MOBILE, TABLET AND DESKTOP VIEW, ALSO MAKE SURE THAT FOR MOBILE AND TABLET THE STATE SHOULD GO FROM CURRENT TO STATE, AND FOR THE DESKTOP IT SHOULD BE FROM CURRENT TO BASE STATE  

We've been trying to do the same. As a non-profit religious organization, recurring donations are very common. All we've been asking for is a check box that allows the donor to designate a recurring contribution. We use Stripe for payment processing, and while they enable recurring payments, it is only for existing donors through subscriptions. Therefore, we've hit a wall trying to add this feature seamlessly. You can set up a form for donors to choose a recurring donation amount. You'll need to go to Stripe and add thier email to a subscription and provide instructions to them on submitting a request to remove their recurring donation, which involves you manually removing their email from the subscription.
In the meantime, we offer our donors two ways to give—Squarespace (via Stripe) for one-time payments and PayPal. Which easily allows recurring payments without maintaining subscriptions, and donors can stop the recurring payment in their PayPal account themselves.
 

@SaranyaDesigns @tuanphan  Thank you! You are both AMAZING!!

@iMayra It looks like there's a span class happening inside the a tag that is overriding the color... so yes @tuanphan's solution should work.

However, if you JUST want to target those three links and not any other H3s on your homepage, I would recommend giving the column or the row an ID and then using that to target the containing div H3s... or targeting the span class, like this:
h3>a:hover>.sqsrte-text-color--custom { font-style: italic; color: #BFA28A; }

Change your code to this
h3 a:hover * { font-style: italic; color: #BFA28A !important; } (I added * symbol)

You likely need to add a more specific selector, can you share a link to the page you need help with?