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kaitschmidek

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  1. Thank you @Ziggy! This worked perfectly.
  2. I'm having issues with longer categories getting cut off on mobile. See screenshot. https://zoetica-env.squarespace.com/projects/kivalliq-hydro-fibre-link-project-review PW: Zoetica
  3. @tuanphan is there a way to open up the source URL in a new tab? I added window.open(url, '_blank').focus(); to the script but I'm new to Javascript and this doesn't seem to have an impact. https://www.kaitschmidek.com/portfolio
  4. @paul2009 Is there an option with your Product Enquiry Form Extension to instead open up an internal page on the website instead of a form?
  5. @tuanphan Amazing! Exactly what I was looking for.
  6. Site URL: https://kait-schmidek-new.squarespace.com/ I'm trying to adjust the width of newsletter forms fields in the stack design layout. I'd like them to span the full width of the newsletter container on desktop. Right now they look to be filling up about half of the container. URL: https://kait-schmidek-new.squarespace.com/ Site password: Kait Scroll down to the bottom of the page and the form appears under "Website Content Worksheet" Thank you!
  7. You're a legend! This worked perfectly!
  8. Site URL: https://emilie-iggiotti.squarespace.com/the-truth-in-you I saw this effect recently on a website (https://www.violahillstudio.com/) where the contents of two columns are vertically centered without using spacers. I've tried inspecting the code of the website and can't figure out how to achieve the same effect on a client's website. URL: https://emilie-iggiotti.squarespace.com/the-truth-in-you Password: emilie What I'm trying to do is in the index where the image block and text block appear beside each other, I would like to vertically center align the contents rather than have them align to the top of the index and have this effect maintain down to a screen size of 640px, after which the blocks stack on top of each other. I would ideally like to achieve this without the use of spacer blocks. I've attached an image that might help to explain this better. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
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