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This might be a good starting point:
https://codepen.io/modernmarketingfl/pen/dpXzdW

Try adding this to Custom CSS:
.products.collection-content-wrapper .list-pagination-nested-categories .list-pagination-next, .products.collection-content-wrapper .list-pagination-nested-categories .list-pagination-prev { font-size: 1rem; }  

There is normally top padding (1vw) but I see that you've removed it with some Custom CSS that sets it to zero. If you remove that line, this issue should be resolved.
If you added the CSS to bring the logo to the top, you may want to add some CSS that targets this element directly with some negative top margin.
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You can add this code to Website Tools (under Not Linked) > Custom CSS
.eventlist-column-thumbnail { visibility: hidden; }  

Hello 🙂 
Is this what you are looking for? 
https://www.sqspthemes.com/plugins/p/ultimate-squarespace-lightbox-plugin
Mary 🙂 

Hi there, 
For anyone having problems with this, I created a solution for a client's website and mine. 
Whilst I am testing out the effectiveness of the installation guide this December (2023), I'm offering a 15% discount for testers. You can check it out here:
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Potential Fix for anyone still working on this
I've just had to deal with this for a client. After having no love I've come to the following solution (video should be uploaded in a few minutes):
I think it works pretty well.
Open up the image with your inspect tool, hover over the src URL to see the height/width (e.g. 500 x 677) and use that as the aspect ratio in the below.
 
/* Kwame's Image + Accordion Zoom Fix */ #BLOCKID .fluid-image-container.sqs-image-content { aspect-ratio: IMAGEASPECTRATIOHERE !important; }  
 
Let me know how it works for you

I haven't done this but could you use Eventbrite's recurring feature and embed it into the website?
 

Sorry to hear that you're having such a frustrating problem! If you're seeing a saving issue, I would first try logging out, restarting your browser and logging back in, if the problem persists then try the same but additionally clearing the browser cache. Still not saving correctly, then go to Squarespace Support and report it to them: https://www.squarespace.com/contact

As far as I am aware Shipping Rates can only be set by Shipping Zones (countries etc.). Sadly, local and regional shipping zones are only available for states and provinces in the United States and Canada. So no postcodes for the UK. 
One option I did for a client was that postcodes that were available for free delivery were set up as discount codes. 

As far as I am aware Shipping Rates can only be set by Shipping Zones (countries etc.). Sadly, local and regional shipping zones are only available for states and provinces in the United States and Canada. So no postcodes for the UK. 
One option I did for a client was that postcodes that were available for free delivery were set up as discount codes. 

I find that a lot of sites seem to use what appear to me to be stock images of people that are supposedly enthralled with the product or service. It just comes off as cheap, insincere, and is a turn off for me. 
Getting quality and genuine images is an art and takes a good photographer to capture the essence.
I suggest staying away from people images unless they are high quality and custom.

You can try
h1 {font-family: 'stag' !important;} h2 {font-family: 'stag' !important;} h3 {font-family: 'stag' !important;} h4 {font-family: 'stag' !important;} a {font-family: 'stag' !important;} Adding important to the general tag will change global style, so kindly consider using it.
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<script> const url = 'http://www.tomsWeb.consulting/'; open ( url, '', 'target=_blank' ); </script> Let us know how it goes.

Hey @mwagner,
Looks like to me that your header is transparent and the max-height of the logo is set to 0 on scroll.
Without looking at the backend of your site I'm not too sure how this has occurred. But you can add the following to the CSS:
/* change header to white */ #header { background-color: #fff!important; } /* keep max-height of logo */ .logo-image.header-hidden #header .logo { max-height: 100%!important; }  

Hi @EverA
Add the following to your CSS panel - Design > CSS
/* nested category */ .products.collection-content-wrapper .nested-category-children { padding-top: 0px; padding-bottom: 0px; } /* product details top padding */ .products.collection-content-wrapper .nested-category-children { padding-top: 0px; } /* product price margin */ .ProductItem-details .ProductItem-product-price .product-price { margin-bottom: 0px; } 🙂

@paul2009 has started a good thread where valid points like these can be added 🙂 
 
 

HI Mary -- Thanks! That's a great suggestion and I'll keep it in mind for my next website (ha ha). Since this website is so basic I'm going to just stick to the default behaviors. The flow is working out nicely despite not following my original plan 🙂
 
Thanks again,
Carol
 

Hi @CarolM,
If I've understood you correctly I've done a similar workaround for a recent client where the second section becomes a 'fixed header' and users can click on that to each section. 
Would that kind of thing help?
https://www.theglasgowtreesurgeon.co.uk/tree-removal-glasgow

Hi @EverA
Add the following to your CSS panel - Design > CSS
/* nested category */ .products.collection-content-wrapper .nested-category-children { padding-top: 0px; padding-bottom: 0px; } /* product details top padding */ .products.collection-content-wrapper .nested-category-children { padding-top: 0px; } /* product price margin */ .ProductItem-details .ProductItem-product-price .product-price { margin-bottom: 0px; } 🙂

It’s such a pickle when that happens. 
 
@Celeste_Woodside - out of interest, what phone and browser are you using? 

The solution for this is here 🙂 
 
 
 

The solution for this is here 🙂 
 
 
 

Hi Mary! Thanks so much for your response. It turns out that it WAS my CSS - I had hidden the reply button for some reason, which was messing everything else up. 😂 But your comment led me to actually check my own CSS, which I am constantly guilty of not doing... so thank you!!

Hi @wolfandwild,
Not sure what is going on there for you but I noticed that the reply comment box height was set to 0. Was this done in the CSS?
Maybe changing that might help?
.squarespace-comments .comments-content .comment-list .reply-area-wrapper { height: 100%!important; } As a side note - I LOVE the design of your site 🙂