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Awesome, those both worked great! It's starting to look how I want it to now! I changed that setting about adjacent slides, if you are able to do a code for the arrows that would be life-saving! Thank you so so much!!

Can you share the page this is on?

Use this for the titles:
.user-items-list .list-section-title p { font-family: 'Elegant+Season+Serif'; } You can limit the width of the testimonial section with this code, but it won't work because you have "show adjacent slides" turned on.
.user-items-list-carousel[data-layout-width="inset"] .user-items-list-carousel__slideshow-holder { max-width: 1080px; margin-right: 0; } If you can add this code and change that setting then I can work on another code snippet to move the arrows outside the cards.

Ohhhh!!!!! That makes sense!! I was making it overly-complicated 🤪 Thank you so much! I will go try it out 😄

Yes that fixed it!!!! Your my hero!! 🙏

I have updated my code.
Let us know how it goes.

Remove, make a copy somewhere, any previous attempts at the effect you want.
Add the following to Website > Pages > Website Tools > Custom CSS.
<style> .collection-type-products.view-list .page-section.collection-type-products { display : none; } </style> Let us know how it goes.

Awesome, that worked perfectly, thank you so much!!
 

With header nav links, use this CSS code
header#header a { background-image: none !important; } header#header a:after { visibility: hidden; }  

I used this code but it changes all the color in the nav even if you hover only the home.. is there a way that only to change color for each one you hover?
 

I also forgot about your second question - borders! Those can be tricky for images. If you have one set to "fill" instead of fit, or a shape, you can use a basic border code. All content blocks get a unique block id that you can find with a free Chrome extension that a lot of us use ( https://insidethesquare.co/chromeext )
Here is a tutorial about creating code for specific blocks: https://insidethesquare.co/squarespace-tutorials/css-targeting-tricks
and here is an article about borders: https://insidethesquare.co/borders