paul2009

This worked great!! Thank you!!
This is a business plan site, so I would be interested in the JavaScript option if you don't mind sharing. 

I can't comment on Squarespace support except to echo what @sayreambrosio said. You can contact them via the support form (which I believe you've already done) or via live chat (Monday to Friday
4am to 8pm EST). 
This is a peer-to-peer forum where Squarespace users help other users so, if you have a question that we could answer (because it does not require hands-on support) then we will be happy to try to help.

As this is an old Wells template, the selector is different, so it would be something like this:
.logo.site-title a { pointer-events: none; } If you want to redirect it, the site will need to be on a Business Plan or above as you'll need to use JavaScript for this.
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Hi Adele
In summary, the Squarespace checkout cannot be customised. The longer answer is here.
Possible workarounds include:
Add gift-wrapping to one or more of your delivery options so it becomes 'Delivery and Gift Wrapping" and includes the additional charge. Offer gift-wrapping on product pages. You can use the related products feature to do this. Offer gift-wrapping on the cart page that appears immediately before the checkout page. This will require custom code that is specific to your site. I hope this helps.
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This is a namespace URI that is being used in a declaration. To be clear, it is not a URL and isn't used to load content, so it will not cause mixed content to load and will not cause security issues for the user or the site. If the auditor is reporting a security problem with this namespace declaration, it is inaccurate.
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No. As explained above, a Squarespace do not make a video URL available. Instead they stream the video file using a Blob URL that is only valid for the user's session.
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Put it into Code Injection > ORDER STATUS PAGE.

To import contacts from Excel into the Contacts area for use with Squarespace Campaigns, you must first format your Excel spreadsheet to have up to three columns arranged in this order:
Email address First name (optional) Last name (optional) After formatting the document, check it contains 250,000 rows or fewer and then save it as a .csv file.
For more information, see Building mailing lists.
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Squarespace have a support team who you can contact directly for online chat or replies by email. They can help you to understand the process and can direct you to documentation. If you experience any difficulties contacting Squarespace, please read how to contact Squarespace.
If you would like to pay for "hands on" assistance, you can book a Squarespace Expert via the Squarespace Marketplace. Some experts specialise in domains 🙂.
If you'd like to free help via this forum, please provide some more details about the issue:
the domain name the company that hosts the domain name the built-in domain of your Squarespace website. If you are unsure how to do this, the guide How to Post a Forum Question should help to explain. Did this help? Please give feedback by clicking an icon below  ⬇️

If you're using Squarespace 7.1 you should be able to add a new Page Section below the blog posts. If you are using Squarespace 7.0, you can use a Summary Block to display the posts (connect it to the blog page and hide the blog page itself) and then add other blocks below the Summary Block.
Tip: You may find that an Events Page is better for displaying vacancies. You set an expiry date for each vacancy to automatically disappear on the closing date 🙂.
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These are part of the Squarespace custom CMS platform and you cannot remove them.
Bear in mind that these tools are designed for developers who code their sites from scratch and have full control over their code and styles. When you use these tools to test Squarespace sites you'll see results that are not relevant to you.
Things worth considering when trying to increase site performance include:
Don't add custom code that you find on forums, without understanding how it works and how it will slow down your site. In particular, try to avoid adding any code that includes a '$' character as this denotes it relies on a comparatively large code library called jQuery that must be downloaded by your visitors, slowing down your site unnecessarily. Don't add third party trackers or pixels, like AddThis, GTM, LinkedIn and so on. These can really slow down your site's loading times. Use Squarespace 7.1 in preference to 7.0. Squarespace 7.1 can appear faster for visitors than Squarespace 7.0 and is constantly being improved. If you are planning to use Squarespace 7.0, use a Brine-family template. Brine-family based sites have a feature called Ajax Loading which improves performance over other 7.0 templates that don't have this feature. Keep image sizes low. Ideally, images should be less than 500KB in size, with a width of 1500px or 2500px. Keep galleries small. Ideally, limit them to 50 images each.  Keep Banner Slideshows small (less than 10 images), especially on 7.0 Index pages and 7.1 pages with multiple sections. Limit the number of Blocks on one page to 60. Use JPEG (.jpg) images where possible (but PNGs for logos). Limit the number of GIFs. Don't heavily compress JPEG images before adding them or their file size may increase after Squarespace processes them  Avoid embedding content where possible. Don't embed content or libraries unless they are essential. Reduce the number of fonts. Fonts must all load behind the scenes before the page can appear in the browser. -Paul
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You'll need to make the selector a little more specific to hide the button in the product details section only:
.collection-type-products .category-fabric #productDetails .sqs-add-to-cart-button-wrapper 
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Add the following to Store Settings > Advanced > Page Header Code Injection for the product page. Please see per-page code injection.
<style> .collection-type-products .category-fabric .sqs-add-to-cart-button-wrapper {   display : none;      } </style> This is for v7.0 using the Avenue template.
Let us know how it goes.

No, it cannot be integrated with Squarespace. If you want to use T-POP you will need to use Shopify, WordPress/WooCommerce or Etsy.
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It is pulled from the Billing Name field.
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I don't experience this issue on your site so this may be limited to the device you're using. As a troubleshooting step, clearing the browser cache may help or you could try using an incognito/private window. If this doesn't help, I recommend informing Squarespace directly by raising a ticket through Squarespace Customer Care.  
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In Settings > Developer Tools > Website Protection you'll find a Clickjack protection setting. Turning this off will allow other sites to iframe your Squarespace content.
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If you haven't committed to CookieBot yet (you haven't paid for it) then I recommend that you take a look at another tool instead. As I didn't find CookieBot very easy to configure, it's not something that I can recommend or assist with. There are other reports on the forum where users have also found it difficult to configure.
I've evaluated a number of these consent tools with Squarespace and as a result I personally recommend CookieScript. (This is an affiliate link for a product I use and love. If you make a purchase I may receive a tiny commission. All opinions remain my own.) I use this product myself and with clients as I find it the most user-friendly for visitors, whilst remaining compliant and easy to configure. I appreciate that we're all different so you may not agree 🙃.
My second favourite is CookieYes (also an affiliate link).
I hope this helps.

@Latoya.burris There have been many Squarespace changes since this thread started so I'd recommend the more up-to-date CSS workaround.
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Hi Celina
Here are some things worth considering:
The hover effect is currently enabled, where an alternative image is shown when you hover over a product. This will require twice as many images (and twice as much data) to be loaded. Some of your product images are animated GIFs so are up to 3MB each, as opposed to the typical image size of around 75KB. Although the PLP will load the first 200 products, it shouldn't load the images until they are needed - it should lazy load them in response to scrolling. This can be particularly helpful on mobile, where only one image is initially visible. This should counter the potential speed issues of showing many products on a single page. Squarespace 7.1 will download around 1.3MB of scripts for an empty page and around 2MB of scripts for a Product List Page (PLP). That's before any products or images are downloaded.  "Real world" testing may show different results than speed tests. It's worth testing the site on different devices and on different networks to see what actual performance looks like. If a site has been viewed before, or another Squarespace 7.1 site has been viewed, the Squarespace scripts should be cached and won't need to load again. With cache disabled, it loads in 1.3s for me on mobile (transferring 6.9MB). Did this help? Please give feedback by clicking an icon below  ⬇️

…although not on a Personal Plan 🥲
 

The code should hide the sold out items on the Store page.
If you want another page that shows the sold-out items, you can do this on a new (blank) page by adding a Summary Block, connecting it to the Store collection and then filter the Summary Block content by your Sold tag.

I see you're using a Squarespace 7.0 Brine-family template. On this template, an actual "Blog Page" - the one shown in the PAGES panel with an "a" icon beside the name - can show a number of posts on a page and will then shown pagination links to allow visitors to view more posts. This continues until they reach the end of the blog. If you previous used the actual Blog Page to display your posts, this may be why you remember seeing the pagination link(s).
However, the style options are limited on actual Blog Pages and I see that you're now using "standard" pages instead (these pages can be identified by the "paper" icon beside their name in the PAGES panel), to which you have added Summary Blocks to display your posts.
Summary Blocks are great for displaying posts in a layout that isn't available on the standard Blog Page, but they are limited to showing 30 items. There are two ways to display more than 30 items, one of which is free (but laborious) and the other which involves purchasing a 'plugin':
The free workaround is to add a series of summary blocks to the same page and use tags to choose which items display in each one. There's a support guide that describes this idea and how to tag the different groups of posts. If you don't mind paying for a paid plugin, the better option is to purchase something called Lazy Summaries. It allows visitors to scroll through an unlimited number of posts using the Summary Block. No tagging or additional admin is necessary. I hope this helps to explain.
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Squarespace has a built-in Map Block that uses Google Maps data to display a single location.
You can extend the capabilities of this Block to show multiple locations easily, by purchasing the Advanced Map Block plugin from Squarewebsites.  This can automatically add locations to the map when you add a blog posts or gallery images containing a location. It also allows you to use custom markers.

I've answered this in your other thread.
In summary, you can use the Advanced Map Block plugin to automatically show each school on a Map Block.