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My clients need a Wishlist & Checkout option. This is normal for a good online shopping experience, especially for 'considered' purchases - clients want this as their customers expect it. PLEASE Squarespace add this to your ecommerce offering - its getting embarrassing at best or deal breaker at worst. Or can one of you amazing coders out there create an add on if it's possible? We'd buy it! 

My clients need a Wishlist & Checkout option. This is normal for a good online shopping experience, especially for 'considered' purchases - clients want this as their customers expect it. PLEASE Squarespace add this to your ecommerce offering - its getting embarrassing at best or deal breaker at worst. Or can one of you amazing coders out there create an add on if it's possible? We'd buy it! 

Hover on Site Header in Edit Mode > Click Edit >> Change your site title

Edit that event > Add a Code Block at bottom of description > Add this code
<style> .eventitem-column-meta { display: none; } </style>  

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.sqs-block-newsletter .newsletter-form-field-element { padding-top: 10px !important; padding-bottom: 10px !important; } button.newsletter-form-button.sqs-system-button { padding-top: 10px !important; padding-bottom: 10px !important; }  

I also cant believe this!  There are so many issues I have been experiencing with the Members Area specifically for an online course.  What I am seeing is that the whole process has not been thought through and its incredibly frustrating.  It has taken me 3 months to get this all set up which is just ridiculous!  And when issues are fobbed off to the development team, we are supposed to sit around and wait??  I dont think so.  Its not good enough to make a product available and sell it when all the flaws have not been fixed and are relying on customer feedback to know what they are.  I am taking this to the top.  

I also agree this is frustrating and a huge oversight! I wouldn't have recommended the member areas yet to a client had I known this wasn't possible.

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nav.nested-category-breadcrumb { display: none !important; }  

Dont think they will implement this, it's been 3 years since the first post, I switched to shopify which has COD, or you take the payment later on after the sale been made.

Also if you think about it, why would SS implement COD or similar? They don't get any incentives, commission or payment from Stripe from customers and businesses who prefer this method.

The work around for squarespace is offer a 100% off discount

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/* list item description */ .user-items-list-item-container[data-section-id="61d59eb8e4953946a45a6bc4"] .list-item-content__description p { font-size: 15px; }  

My clients need a Wishlist & Checkout option. This is normal for a good online shopping experience, especially for 'considered' purchases - clients want this as their customers expect it. PLEASE Squarespace add this to your ecommerce offering - its getting embarrassing at best or deal breaker at worst. Or can one of you amazing coders out there create an add on if it's possible? We'd buy it! 

it works thank you

In the circumstances @Adaptive you'll probably want to set the minimum height of the text. That way, the buttons are also aligned.
For example, this CSS would probably work at the maximum width, but you'll need to wrap a number of these in media queries to adjust the height at smaller widths:
#collection-5df0cfba33e7090f1f46f853 .image-subtitle-wrapper {   min-height: 134px; } The reference to '#collection' is there to ensure that this only affects this one page. Anyone else using this would need to adjust the collection ID accordingly for their site. 
Here's a media query example for anyone who needs it. 
/* On screens that are less than 768px wide */ @media screen and (max-width: 767px) {   [the css goes here] }  

Seconding this issue. A portfolio/project page takes time to create and curate. Having it go live as soon as it's created is unacceptable. The solution linked above by Jo_G does not work for this use case. I don't want to password protect my entire Portfolio collection, just the 1 new item that I'm adding to the existing collection.
Currently it looks like it's impossible to hide / password protect an individual collection item without resorting to CSS hacks.

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a[href="/portfolio/page-url"] { display: none; }  

It's disappointing that there's no movement on this issue. Our store accepts credit cards but some longtime customers prefer to send us a check. Telling them to use a discount code is beyond hokey. The Wishlist plugin doesn't help me because we DO take payments online as well.
 

THIS IS EXTREMELY FRUSTRATING.

Squarespace makes it pretty impossible to set up a checkout process  for offline payments, unless you like imperfect workarounds. Either Squarespace is simply unaware of such a need (seems unlikely) or their business model is beholden to the payment processors (they probably get a cut off the transaction back from the processor) - the suppression of such a basic feature is otherwise inexplicable.
I am venting my frustration here, because I like Squarespace, and would like them to fix this. In comparison -
Ecwid - extremely easy to use, great features set, design ethos - Soviet housing block utilitarian;
Shopify - works well except for the usurious toll they take on every transaction, including offline
WordPress/WooCommerce - the Rube Goldberg site builder with a Dewey Decimal System inspired admin dashboard
Why do I like Squarespace - in one word - design. Simple to use admin dashboard that does not hurt my eye or sensitivities, as well as outstanding website design. Where does Squarespace fall short - basic features critical to commerce such as offline checkout (and other finer customisation details, but lets stick to offline checkout today).
CURRENT WORKAROUNDS FOR OFFLINE CHECKOUT
- Create a 100% Discount Code so customers can checkout without a card. Issue - you are literally offering the customer a 100% discount since you can't even change the words (automatic description "Save 100% on any order" appears at checkout and in order conf email)
- Wishlist extension . Issue - the faq says this substitutes the checkout process, i.e., you cannot have some customers adding to Wishlist and others checking out with carded payments. This solution would be great for those whose entire business is offline but for others who have a mixed customer base (some with credit cards, some debit cards, some paying through bank transfers, others at store) this does not seem to be the solution
- Square for Offline - this is not available outside the USA! It is 2020, and the rest of the world is not so shabby as to be ignored

Squarespace should rightly be proud about its design, and its Values , one of which is Simplify.  Surely offering a simple solution to add Offline checkout is possible and long overdue? Anthony Casalena, are you listening, because no one else at Squarespace apparently is.


 
 

 
 

Hi, I think this thread is awesome, and I'm looking to do the same thing. But before I propose using products to my client, I want to make sure you can actually remove all purchasing indicators. We only make distributor sales.
Does anyone have an example of their site where they did this? I'd love to see it in action!
My additional concerns that aren't mentioned above are:
The cart icon in the header does the 'quick view' or product page link to 'add to cart' even if you visually remove the button? I don't functionality remaining on something I tried to hide.
Thanks!

There is a min-height of 33vh set on sections. You need to override that to get the sections smaller. 

For all sections this would be:
.page-section { min-height: 0 !important; } For a specific section you need to specify the data-section-id that can be found by inspecting the page code using your browser's developer tools.

Somethig like this:
.page-section[data-section-id="5d979fd8590a832f3c411579"] { min-height: 0 !important; }