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Hi @Collaborada, Thank you for getting back to me. Dumb question...if I changed the built-in domain, would I just update it here and type in "uncofranks" or "www.uncofranks.com" ? I want to be extra careful that I don't mess anything up if I do it myself. -Heidi

Hello, The domain of the website I've been working on is still not updating when we search it in google. I've read other posts about needing to connect to the google search console account. Did that, but 72 hours later, it's still not updating. Just some other context, I transferred this domain from another website that was created within squarespace. My client went through a branding revamp and needed me to design a new website for him. We've deactivated the old website, then transferred that domain to the updated website. If you see the image in the attachment, this is how it is appearing on google search: The website is www.uncofranks.com Thank you so much! -Heidi

Hi @inside_the_square, Thank you so much for your response! That did the trick. Btw, huge fan of your youtube tutorials. All of your videos helped me work through my first project in squarespace 🙂 Thank youuuu! 🙏 -Heidi

Hi @tuanphan, Thanks so much for getting back to me and sending this. However, I am wanting to do the opposite. I am wanting the font in the "Submit" button in the form itself to be changed to "Cunia" font and not "Varela", essentially to match the font in the button that says "View Our Sample Menu". I tried using your code but the block id # isn't even showing on the Submit button in the form for some reason. Any suggestions?

Hello! I am seeking some advice on how to go about incorporating multiple food ordering platform buttons onto the nav bar of the website I am working on. I am helping a friend build their restaurant's website. They currently use 3 food delivery order platforms (ubereats, grubhub, and doordash) for his customers to order from. Ideally, I would like to include clickable logos or buttons of each platform onto the main nav bar, but I'm not sure if this is possible. I've researched some blogs and on youtube that there might be some CSS code that you can use to add additional buttons, but haven't tried it out yet. Any suggestions on how to go about this? Website: www.uncofranks.com Thank you! Heidi

Hi @Ziggy, Thanks for getting back to me. Here is the website link: https://www.uncofranks.com/catering

Hello, I've reviewed several forum posts discussing the problem of customizing the "Submit" button font within a form using CSS. Despite attempting various CSS codes recommended, none have proven effective. I require the custom font for both a regular form and a contact form. Although the following code appears to be commonly used, it does not result in any noticeable changes: @font-face { font-family: Cunia; src: url(https://static1.squarespace.com/static/65a30bf07c8164487c03a9a8/t/65a32a7648ce18428d1ff916/1705192054542/Cunia.ttf); } .sqs-block-button-element { font-family: Cunia!important; } Am I missing something? (I need the font that's shown in the "View Our Sample Menu" button to match the "Submit" button below.