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paul2009

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  1. Squarespace has a built-in variant button function (in place of the dropdown) but to use this you'll need to change your Product Detail Page format from Full to Simple. However, these buttons won't be styled in different colours to match their descriptions. For that you'll need some highly customised code. If you're looking for a pre-built solution, Sqspthemes sell a plugin called Swatch Variants (affiliate link) that may be helpful. Did this help? Please give feedback by clicking an icon below ⬇️
  2. You can't customise the email from Squarespace but, as a workaround, you could use a third party tool to receive the form submissions and then reformat them before being sent on by another email service. The main downside is that if any part of the more complex chain fails, the email won't be received.
  3. Yes. When you've fixed the issues with code, you can enable scripts again 🙂
  4. @Shei Try using this link to access your site in safe mode. If you still cannot edit the footer, please contact Squarespace Customer Support for assistance.
  5. There are two Embed Blocks in the Footer Section (as opposed to the Footer Injection). If you edit the footer and remove these, and save the changes, they should disappear. Did this help? Please give feedback by clicking an icon below ⬇️
  6. I tested it successfully (no issues) on an iPhone too 🙂
  7. No. Custom post types can only be created in Developer Mode and, as I explained above, this is only available on the old version of Squarespace (version 7.0), where many of the newer features aren't available. Developer Mode isn't - and won't be - available on 7.1. Of course this doesn't stop you using a Blog post type for storing clinic locations but you won't be able to add custom fields 🙂. Did this help? Please give feedback by clicking an icon below ⬇️
  8. Correct. "Automatic payments" (as PayPal calls them), also known as subscriptions or recurring payments, aren't supported by the Squarespace integration. At one time there was limited support for buy now, pay later with PayPal (known as "Pay in 3") but I don't believe this is officially supported and so cannot be relied upon. Did this help? Please give feedback by clicking an icon below ⬇️
  9. Sorry to hear that. I would recommend escalating this with another team. I'm sure we all welcome thorough anti-fraud checks but I wouldn't expect them to take days. In my experience, the company is very responsive - if you reach the right person/team 🙂.
  10. It's not good news. Squarespace Commerce only uses Stripe or PayPal. As you explained, Stripe is not available to businesses based in a British Crown Dependency (Jersey, Guernsey or Isle of Man). Did this help? Please give feedback by clicking an icon below ⬇️
  11. If you are using Squarespace Commerce, and you want to accept credit cards (without requiring customers to create an account with PayPal) then you must use Stripe. Squarespace Payments (based on Stripe) is not available in Canada yet. No date has been announced. Did this help? Please give feedback by clicking an icon below ⬇️
  12. On Squarespace you cannot import page content automatically from a data file. You must add content manually.
  13. What kind of data? If you're building an ecommerce site, you can import products from a .csv file.
  14. I am not aware of any plans to change the way this works. However, you can request this as a feature by raising a support ticket through Squarespace Customer Support.
  15. Thanks for clarifying the issue. There isn't a way to enforce a minimum order value on shipped orders and not enforce it on local pickup orders. Some thoughts on workarounds that may or may not help: If you are on the Commerce Advanced plan and you offer free delivery on orders over $200 then you can create an automatic discount for "free shipping over $200". You could then have a high shipping charge for shipped orders that don't meet this threshold. You could use some code to add messaging to the cart page explaining that your minimum order value rule applies to shipped orders. However, it will still be possible for users to ignore this advice and place orders under this value with shipping selected. This could result in additional payment processing fees (as they are payable even when an order is cancelled) and additional admin. Did this help? Please give feedback by clicking an icon below ⬇️
  16. I am not sure that I understand your question. Squarespace has a feature that allows you to set a minimum order amount for the checkout subtotal. Shoppers can't place an order until they meet that minimum value. Does this meet your needs? If it doesn't can you explain the issue in a little more detail. A link to your site may help to provide us with more context 🙂. Did this help? Please give feedback by clicking an icon below ⬇️
  17. It will depend on the way you are displaying the images. Please share a working link to the page so that we can take a look. If you are unsure how to provide this, please see How to Post a Forum Question.
  18. The Squarespace Cart loads as a separate page. However there's a third party Custom Cart Slide Out plugin (affiliate link) available from Squarewebsites.
  19. The records like fine and the 7.1 site is working when I visit the URL.
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