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You can use the custom CSS code for it,
Add below code into custom css editor
.sqs-block-form .field-list select { font-size: 20px !important; }

There is a workaround - you can create a new events page and use summary blocks to display events from different periods (2019 events, 2018 events etc).

Use this for description
.list-item-content__description * { font-size: 30px; }  

Add to Home > Design > Custom CSS
/* Add a line to bottom of header */ header#header { border-bottom: 1px solid green; } /* Add a line to top of footer */ footer#footer-sections { border-top: 1px solid green; }  

On Squarespace, the file size limit for digital products is 300MB. If you are using Squarespace's Commerce features, the only workaround is to host your large files securely on another platform that supports larger files. This is obviously not ideal, but I'd prefer to suggest a workaround than simply tell you it cannot be done. If you use this method, you can create a simple text file such as "readme.txt" that contains the URL for the file and the password (if required). You can then upload this small text file to Squarespace as the "digital file" instead of the "product". For example, Google Drive lets you upload files up to 5TB in size.
If you have lots of digital products, you may prefer to:
integrate Shopify Buy Buttons into your Squarespace site, instead of using Squarespace's built-in commerce features. Shopify supports digital products up to 5GB in size, and allows you to limit the number of times a customer can download a digital product. integrate Ecwid Buy Buttons into your Squarespace site. Ecwid supports digital products up to 25GB in size.  
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Figured it out, in case anyone's searching:

.list-item-content h2.list-item-content__title { 
  font-size: 15px !important;
}

Figured it out, in case anyone's searching:

.list-item-content h2.list-item-content__title { 
  font-size: 15px !important;
}

If you are using Squarespace 7.1, you can change the category order without code! There's a built-in panel where you can drag and drop the categories into the order that you prefer. For more information, see my post below. It includes a video sequence showing the steps.
 
 
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.header-menu-nav-item a { padding: 0; font-size: 1em; } Adjust numbers as needed

If you hide the built-in buttons, you (or your client) could then manually add a 'View Event' link to the end of the excerpt of each event.
You can do this by simply typing "View Event →" (with or without the arrow!) and then use the text formatting toolbar to add the external link. Here's a short video showing how to do this:

By adding some styling to Design > Custom CSS you can make these easy-to-add links look like the buttons they are replacing:
.sqs-events-collection-list .eventlist .eventlist-event .eventlist-excerpt a {   color: #fff;   background-color: #c08d54;   border-color: #c08d54;   padding: 1em 2.5em; } Here's a screenshot showing the link (which is now styled to look like a button):

This solved it!
@media(max-width: 1220px) { .homepage .sqs-block-button .sqs-block-button-container--left { text-align: center; } }  

(Updated: SS 7.1)
Some custom code (CSS) to change color
Navigation Link Navigation Hover Link Navigation Active Link >> 92 Templates Navigation Custom Font
Notes
Add code to Home > Design > Custom CSS The code is based on demo at squarespace.com/templates, so they may not work for some websites or navigation with dropdown If the code doesn't work, try adding !important to after, eg: color: #f1f2f3 !important; If you have any questions/found issues, just comment below or send me a private message. Thanks. Avenue Template
/* Nav item color */ .main-nav ul li a { color: #ff0000 !important; } /* Nav item hover color */ .main-nav ul li a:hover { color: violet !important; } /* Nav item active color */ .main-nav ul li.active-link a { color: green !important; } Aviator
/* Nav item color */ nav#main-navigation ul li a { color: #ff0000 !important; } /* Nav item hover color */ nav#main-navigation ul li a:hover { color: violet !important; } /* Nav item active color */ nav#main-navigation ul li.active-link a { color: green !important; } Bedford Family: Anya, Bedford, Bryant, Hayden, Bedford
/* Nav item color */ #mainNavigation div a { color: #ff0000 !important; } /* Nav item hover color */ #mainNavigation div a:hover { color: violet !important; } /* Nav item active color */ #mainNavigation div.active a { color: green !important; } Brine Family: Aria, Basil, Blend, Brine, Burke, Cacao, Clay, Custom Template, Ethan, Fairfield, Feed, Foster, Greenwich, Hatch, Heights, Hunter, Hyde, Impact, Jaunt, Juke, Keene, Kin, Lincoln, Maple, Margot, Marta, Mentor, Mercer, Miller, Mojave, Moksha, Motto, Nueva, Pedro, Polaris, Pursuit, Rally, Rover, Royce, Sofia, Sonny, Sonora, Stella, Thorne, Vow, Wav, West, Brine.
/* Nav item color */ .Header-nav-item { color: #ff0000 !important; } /* Nav item hover color */ .Header-nav-item:hover { color: violet !important; } /* Nav item active color */ .Header-nav-item--active { color: green !important; } Farro: Farro, Haute
Same as Brine
Five
/* Nav item color */ nav#main-navigation ul li a { color: #ff0000 !important; } /* Nav item hover color */ nav#main-navigation ul li a:hover { color: violet !important; } /* Nav item active color */ nav#main-navigation ul li.active-link a { color: green !important; } Flatiron
/* Nav item color */ ul#nav li a { color: #ff0000 !important; } /* Nav item hover color */ ul#nav li a:hover { color: violet !important; } /* Nav item active color */ ul#nav li.active-link a { color: green !important; } Forte
/* Nav item color */ #topNav ul li a span { color: #ff0000; } /* Nav item hover color */ #topNav ul li a:hover span { color: violet; } /* Nav item active color */ #topNav ul li.active-link a span { color: green !important; } Ishimoto
/* Nav item color */ #topNav #nav li a { color: #ff0000; } /* Nav item hover color */ #topNav #nav li a:hover { color: violet; } /* Nav item active color */ #topNav #nav li.active-link a { color: green !important; } Momentum
/* Nav item color */ #topNav ul li a { color: #ff0000; } /* Nav item hover color */ #topNav ul li a:hover { color: violet; } /* Nav item active color */ #topNav ul li.active-link a { color: green; } Montauk: Julia, Kent, Montauk, OM
Same as Momentum
Native
/* Nav item color */ #navBlock ul li a { color: #ff0000 !important; } /* Nav item hover color */ #navBlock ul li a:hover { color: violet !important; } /* Nav item active color */ #navBlock ul li.active-link a { color: green !important; } Pacific:  Bryler, Charlotte, Fulton, Horizon, Naomi, Pacific
/* Nav item color */ #mainNavigation div a { color: #ff0000 !important; } /* Nav item hover color */ #mainNavigation div a:hover { color: violet !important; } /* Nav item active color */ #mainNavigation div.active a { color: green !important; } Skye: Foundry, Indigo, Ready, Skye, Tudor
/* Nav item color */ .nav-blocks-wrapper div a span { color: #ff0000; } /* Nav item hover color */ .nav-blocks-wrapper div a:hover span { color: violet; } /* Nav item active color */ #mainNavigation div.nav-link--active a { color: green !important; } Tremont: Camino, Carson, Henson, Tremont
/* Nav item color */ #mainNavigation div a span { color: #ff0000; } /* Nav item hover color */ #mainNavigation div a:hover span { color: violet; } /* Nav item active color */ #mainNavigation div.active a span { color: green; } Wells
/* Nav item color */ div#topNav ul li a { color: #ff0000 !important; } /* Nav item hover color */ div#topNav ul li a:hover { color: violet !important; } /* Nav item active color */ div#topNav ul li.active-link a { color: green !important; } Wexley
/* Nav item color */ #topNav ul li a { color: #ff0000; } /* Nav item hover color */ #topNav ul li a:hover { color: violet; } /* Nav item active color */ #topNav ul li.active-link a { color: green; } York: Artesia, Flores, Harris, Jasper, Jones, Lange, Shibori, Taylor, York
/* Nav item color */ .site-navigation div a span { color: #ff0000; } /* Nav item hover color */ .site-navigation div a:hover span { color: violet; } /* Nav item active colo */ .site-navigation div.active a span { color: green; } Squarespace 7.1
/* Nav item color */ .header-nav-item a { color: #ff0000 !important; } /* Nav item hover color */ .header-nav-item>a:hover { color: red !important; } .header-nav-folder-item:hover a { color: red !important; } /* Nav item active color */ .header-nav-item--active a { color: green !important; } Created by Tuan Phan.
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That's very strange, but as you are seeing the 'Settings' option, it doesn't appear to be a permissions issue. I agree with @sophiaojha, it will be best to contact Customer Care about this.
Whilst you wait, you may want to try using this URL to see if this opens the Design menu:
https://lelyl-group-rasp.squarespace.com/config/design

If the design link didn’t work, there is an issue that you’ll need Customer Care to resolve. You can contact them here.

Hey @carosuap, you might want to reach out to the support team, especially since you are on a deadline. The Design panel is usually under Pages. This view of the panel looks strange without the Design panel there.

I'll be honest when I hit my first $14K month with just web design services, it was a milestone that was truly remarkable. I was no longer hoping and believing that I could make this work, I was seeing evidence that this is working. Of course, there are other amazing milestones that are not monetary and mean a lot to me. But to keep going in my business this one metric was absolutely outstanding for me.

Launching a website is an ongoing process and it’s important to celebrate the victories, no matter how big or small! 
We want to know what milestones you’ve hit. Did you:
Write your first blog post?  Update your custom logo? Land on the perfect color palette? Increase your social media following?  Sell your first product? Send out your first email campaign? Something else? Let us know what milestone(s) you’re proud of! And looking ahead, what milestones do you hope to hit in the near future?
 

My main goal: Have 1000 recurring customers
In my early days I thought starting the business itself was the hard part, but now recently starting my third company I know that's not the case. What's the real hard part: Selling and getting customers. Having 1000 recurring customers involves both of that. 
To keep motivation, I have split my main goal into smaller ones and there are currently two milestones I have reached that I'm proud of to have executed:
Making the product itself (it was hard). I recently started to get my first recurring customers (I made something that people like).

Getting my first nice comment posted on a blog, my personal site, and some nice form submission.  comments as well. 
Hitting 80,000 yearly page views for the site I built for the community which I live in the summer. 

On Squarespace, blog post URLs always begin with the Blog Page URL slug, for example, domain/blog-name/post-name. You cannot remove this.
However if you keep the post titles the same when you import them, you can move your blog to Squarespace without losing the original links.
To do this go to Settings > Advanced > URL Mappings then add the following single line of text, where "blog" is the name of your new Blog Page.
/[name] -> /blog/[name] 301 When you save your changes, all imported blog posts can be reached with their original links. For example, domain.com/post-name will automatically send the visitor to domain.com/blog/post-name.
You'll find more information in the Squarespace guide entitled URL redirects.