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You are the best. It works. Thank you so much, my friend!

@creedon Sorry, just thought I'd check back in because I noticed it's not working on mobile. Is that just a necessary limitation, or did I do something wrong? Again, all my thanks!

@creedon you are my hero! That did the trick! Thank you so, so much. Everything seems to be working: https://corn-bluebird-xx9w.squarespace.com/home-test-forum I wish I could understand what you did there, but I'm sure it's above my pay grade. I truly appreciate it. I spent an hour with tech support this morning and they were no help. 10,000 thanks!

@creedon Thank you so much for taking the time on this. So kind. I followed your steps, but it is still having the same issue but with more white below the gallery section. Maybe I misunderstood something? I checked and made sure the gallery height was set to L (and full bleed.) For the section with the code block, I had to set it to "fill screen" to set the height to Medium. Is that correct? I then replaced the header code injection CSS with the one you provided. Did I miss anything? I made a copy of the previous page before doing this. Here is the result: https://corn-bluebird-xx9w.squarespace.com/home-test-forum

@creedon Ack! Sorry, I didn't realize it was set to private. I just set up a password. The password is "forum" Here's the link again: https://corn-bluebird-xx9w.squarespace.com/home-test Many thanks.

Thanks, @creedon (and everyone else.) Here's a link to the page in question: https://corn-bluebird-xx9w.squarespace.com/home-test The rest of the site is fine—the issue is only on this home page. Many thanks!

I'm trying to create a homepage for a site that is very stripped down: just a full bleed gallery with an SVG logo above centered horizontally and vertically above. So far I've been able to do this by using "display: none" to hide the header and footer, adding the SVG using a code block, and positioned and styled the SVG logo using CSS in the page header code injection. Everything seems to be working fine, except there is a blank white space below the gallery. The goal is to have the gallery full width and full height, and no scrollbar/ability to scroll. I think the issue is the section I had to add below the gallery to place the code block. Is there any way to avoid this? I wish I could somehow just add the SVG code into the html without using a section. As far as I can tell, it's impossible to add a code block to the gallery section. I tried using header CSS to hide the section div containing the code block, but that removes the custom code along with it. I feel like I'm so close, but this is driving me crazy. I'm open to any suggestions. Thank you so much in advance.