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Hi, Thank you for your reply. I don't want to apply it to that heading specifically only. I want to have an option to vary the weight of the bold. The current bold of both of the fonts I am using, Orpheus Pro and Omnes Pro, is too strong, I would like something softer. What do I need to do to be able to access different variations in the weight of the fonts using the code below (or any other methods)? strong { font-weight: 600 !important; } At the moment, changing the values in this code only shows the normal font (100 to 500) and strong bold (600 to 900). I would love to have a lighter variation between normal and full bold. I saw both fonts offer a medium font and Omnes Pro even gives more variations, but I believe I first need to import them. Is there a tutorial that shows the full process on how to do this? Thanks Poncho

Thank you for your reply. Is there a way to be notified also when someone subscribes to the newsletter? Either by using code or a third party app?

Hi, My website is now live. I noticed I get an email notification to my assigned email address when someone uses the contact form. However, when someone subscribes to my newsletter using the newsletter form, I wasn't notified. Is it possible to get email notifications when someone subscribes to my newsletter? Thanks Poncho

Hi, When I have a bullet point list on my website, I would like to reduce the right margin on mobile for it to be balanced with the left "margin" or "indent" that gets created by the bullet points. Instead of the text (of the bullet points) going as far right as the text without the bullets (above and below in the screenshot), I would like to reduce the margin on the right, but only for the bullet points. I am mostly looking at this change on mobile, but if it is possible to do it on desktop as well (only for bullet point lists), that would be great. See the screenshots attached with the blue line showing where I would like the right margin to be, so there would be more white space on the right. Is there a way to do this? Thanks Poncho

Hi, My website uses Omnes Pro font for the main (regular) text. I would like to highlight some keywords in some of the paragraphs, however, the bold option is too strong (screenshot attached). I know some fonts offer a medium font which is in between normal and bold. I saw in a tutorial that I could use the formula below to vary the font weight: strong { font-weight: 600!important; } This formula should allow me to I change the weight in the font by changing the number to 100, 200, 300... etc, until 900. However, using this formula only allows two options: Normal font (from 100 to 500) Strong bold font (from 600 to 900) I would like to have more variations in the font so I could find an option that is a little bit heavier than normal, but not as strong as the current bold. I believe part of the issue is that I need to upload the font that I need into Squarespace and then use CSS code to get Squarespace to use the font I have imported, instead of the current stong bold one. Could you let me know how to do that? Thanks Poncho

Thank you, Melody. I appreciate your help. My issue is more complicated than that. I want the titles to show in one line when there is enough space for both words, but for all of them to show in two lines (simultaneously when ANY of the titles shifts to two lines because there is not enough space for that title. I want this to be dynamic depending on the size of the screen, rather than always showing into lines. Thanks again!

Hi, I would like to highlight some keywords on my website. However, the bold is much stronger than what I would like. I am mainly using these two fonts: Orpheus Pro and Omnes Pro. I tried using this code to access different strengths in the font weight but I could only get two options normal font (100 to 500) or strong bold (600 to 900) strong { font-weight: 300 !important; } Then I realised I needed to manually add the new font, which I did (see attached screenshot). I named the font I added manually OrpheusMed and then used this code hoping the Medium font would show when I select something as bold: @font-face { font-family: 'OrpheusMed'; src: url(https://static1.squarespace.com/static/655336db9e9e267ee5fe5af3/t/65e3086c76c9db4760ef689d/1709377644112/Fontspring-DEMO-orpheuspro-medium.woff2); } h4 { font-family: 'OrpheusMed'; } However, I don't see a big difference between the normal bold and the new (medium) font. I am not sure the code is pulling the font correctly. I don't like how dark and thick the letters are with the normal bold (see attachment). Is there any way I can "lighten" the bold so it doesn't show as strongly as the regular bold? This is the page I am working from: https://www.ponchocottier.com/myapproach Thank you in advance

Hi, thank you for your reply. I have this issue on two separate pages where I used service blocks. One is the home page: https://www.ponchocottier.com/ And the other one is the My Approach page: https://www.ponchocottier.com/myapproach Thank you for your help

Hello, Depending on the size of the screen the three titles in these three columns will either show in one or two lines. I would like all of them to show consistently, like in the first image in which all three titles are displayed in two lines. However, when the screen size is bigger, the middle title shows in one line while the other two titles still display in two lines. Is there a way for all three titles to be consistent and display in the same way regardless of the size of the screen? Thanks