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There are a number of third party solutions that will allow you to integrate this but, if you're looking for a professional solution that is built specifically for Squarespace, there's a Squarespace Extension called LiveChat which supports WhatsApp and Messenger - and others. 

It is missing from line 12 🙂

many many many thanks ! 

A general rule of thumb.
CSS is for changing how things look.
JavaScript is for changing how things work.

No. You cannot achieve this with CSS alone. 

No. You cannot achieve this with CSS alone. 

It's strange that Squarespace didn't update the title and the thumbnail, because that's what you'd expect them to do. However, I reported this as a bug some years ago and they did not consider it to be one 🙃.
As always, there's a simple workaround and a more complex one.
Simple: You can a line of CSS to disable clicking/tapping ("pointer events") on the thumbnail, preventing visitors from reaching the original URL. More complex: JavaScript can be written to remove the old link and wrap the entire summary item (including the thumbnail) in the updated URL.

If you would like the Summary Block tiles to link to other areas of the site, you can set the URLs as required so that another page loads instead of the blog post. To do this:
Edit the Blog Post that you've used for the tile. Click the Options tab. Type the URL in the Source URL box. Check the Post Title should link to Source URL checkbox. Save the Post.

If you would like the Summary Block tiles to link to other areas of the site, you can set the URLs as required so that another page loads instead of the blog post. To do this:
Edit the Blog Post that you've used for the tile. Click the Options tab. Type the URL in the Source URL box. Check the Post Title should link to Source URL checkbox. Save the Post.

OMG did not think to do this!! thank you x

AMAZING. And so quick. Really appreciate your help!

It should be possible to remove the pagination by adding this to Custom CSS:
section.item-pagination.item-pagination--prev-next {   display: none; } If you find that it doesn't, please provide a working link to the page on your site.

Try adding this to Custom CSS:
article[data-item-id="62d06eaaa04ae44d0b7a223f"] .sqs-add-to-cart-button-wrapper {   display: none!important;  } This refers to this product's unique ID (62d06eaaa04ae44d0b7a223f).
You can remove the quantity option by setting the stock level of this product to "1".
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Thank you @paul2009 for this response. Someone on our website team understood what you described and they have fixed our site. Everything appears to be working correctly now. I'm glad someone responded to my post because this was really bothering me. 

@MauriceHThe old Squarespace 7.0 "Impact" template is part of the Brine family of templates and uses Ajax Page Loading to speed up the loading of pages, but this could affect third party code if it has not been written specifically for Brine-family templates. Please see my guide to Ajax Page Loading (Why does Squarespace code only work on refresh?) for more info.
If you need more help, please provide a link to the page on your website and details of the code you are using and where you've added it.
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You should be able to hide all the blog tags with this Custom CSS:
.blog-item-wrapper .blog-meta-item--tags { display: none; } In case you aren't aware, another way to bypass the '30 summary items' limit is to use a plugin called Lazy Summaries. It can also 'lazy load' the items to improve performance. (This is an affiliate link for a product I use and love. If you make a purchase I may receive a small commission.)
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It is working fine for me (see screenshot below). I recommend that you test your site in a private/incognito browser window because, if you are logged into Squarespace and have permissions on a site, you will automatically be redirected to the built-in domain. 

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The person who shared the template should not remain as the owner of the site. Shortly after you obtained the template, I would expect the template owner to transfer ownership of the site to you. If this hasn't happened within a reasonable period of time then I recommend that you contact them and ask them to do so. Only the current site owner can transfer ownership of the site. 
After they transfer ownership to you, the former owner will remain as a contributor with administrator permissions, unless you remove the previous owner or they manually remove themselves.
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The person who shared the template should not remain as the owner of the site. Shortly after you obtained the template, I would expect the template owner to transfer ownership of the site to you. If this hasn't happened within a reasonable period of time then I recommend that you contact them and ask them to do so. Only the current site owner can transfer ownership of the site. 
After they transfer ownership to you, the former owner will remain as a contributor with administrator permissions, unless you remove the previous owner or they manually remove themselves.
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Thank you very much! This was exactly what I was looking for!

I hear you! Then I would suggest you should raise a ticket with SquareSpace Support. 
Since you've asked here on the forum, this is a place for SquareSpace users to support and help each other (not monitored by SquareSpace), my experience is that I've found doing what's in the SquareSpace docs solve majority of the issues. 
I have a video background as my hero section, you can check my website in my signature to see how it looks. I don't think it's perfect, but I did those things I've described to you above. 
Having said that, there will still be issues that are outside of yours and SquareSpace's control that affects how the video performs. e.g. user's internet speed.
Hope it helps. 

As I say, you can prevent pointer events with some CSS. For example, to affect the title in the "Photography" tile you could add something like this:
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Unfortunately this is one of the two very frustrating limitations of the Member Areas product. It makes it so difficult to agree the workflow with clients because they cannot preview the onboarding process or setup a member area account/subscription until they've committed to purchase Member Areas.
However if you make your client a contributor, they will be able to view the member area page content, even though they cannot test the onboarding or the Member Areas account features.

Thanks a lot! That solved the issue! Much appreciated!