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ArminB

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  1. Hey again!

    1) I guess you have different color themes on the pages so you have a different starting point based on the applied color theme
    (top right the brush icon > COLORS)
    You're already on the right track. also, check out ...--hover when moving your mouse over the folder items

    2)

    .header-nav .header-nav-item--folder .header-nav-folder-content
    {min-width: 0px;}

    should do it

  2. 13 hours ago, abbiericher said:

    Hi @ArminB! I really love the style on desktop and would like to keep it that way. If I let the gallery crop my images, then I would not have the same look on dekstop... 

    Is it possible to allow the cropping so that on mobile it would be full width and then tweak the proportions on desktop to make it look like it is now? I'll allow the cropping for now so you can test it on your side.

    I'm just starting in coding so if you could help me, that would be awesome! Thanks

    Sure!

    1) Duplicate the section
    2) style the second one for mobile
    3) then grab the following CSS and add to WEBSITE > WEBSITE TOOLS > CSS
    4) Open the Web Inspector of your browser and Identify the "Section ID's (there are many tutorials online ) e.g. by @WillMyers and install an "ID Finder browser extension for Squarespace"

    (you are looking for the section ID - (blue underlined in the screenshot) of your browser

    The CSS will hide the desktop page on mobile and the mobile page on desktop.
     

    @media only screen and (max-width: 840px) { [data-section-id="6316e5cad00d3d666ad24772"]{display:none}}
    
    @media only screen and (min-width: 840px) { [data-section-id="6316e5cad00d3d666ad24772"]{display:none}}

     

    Bildschirmfoto 2024-01-19 um 10.41.43.png

  3. Hey!

    Try this:
     

    
    //Transparent Background
    .header-nav-folder-content
    {background-color: rgba(0, 0,0, 0) !important}
    
    
    //Adds a little fade-in animation
    .header-nav-folder-content {
        transition: transform 2s;
        transform: translateY(15%) !important;}
    
    .header-nav-item.header-nav-item--folder:hover .header-nav-folder-content {
        transform: translateY(0) !important;
        transition: transform 0.5s;}

     

  4. An easy solution for jump links

    Here's a demo:
    https://www.stonefoxforge.com/groups

    (just click the MAKE A REQUEST button)


    1) go to DESIGN > CSUTOM CSS and add

    html { scroll-behavior: smooth;}

    go back to your page

    2) use #start as the link e.g. on text, images buttons etc... (instead of /contact for example)

    3) add a code block somewhere on your page
    and add

    <p id="start"></p>


    then you'll jump down to this certain code block (PS: make sure to align the position on mobile as well

    PS: you can have multiple jump links by just using different terms #yourterm

    I hope this is helpful

     

  5. On 11/10/2022 at 12:08 PM, Ziggy said:

    It's a good looking website! Clean and effective store design. The only suggestion I have (probably only a short-term "problem") would be to get rid of the blank space on the right under Managed Artists, the impression now is almost that you don't have many artists, if you fill that space you won't give that impression. Great website!

    Thanks for looking into it! I appreciate your time!

  6. Now, a few weeks later, I believe that there is NO need for action and wait for EU and national data authorities. We advise clients to wait and see unless they get an official writing from an official department. So, it' not worth the effort at all. I don't feel comfortable taking money from clients for those work-arounds.
    This is just panic - made by shady lawyers in need for fast cash.

    PS: Wonderful organization - they actually fight for privavy in the right way (Founded by Marcus Schems an Austrian lawyer that already won a few cases against FB:
    https://noyb.eu/de
     

  7. Hey!

    For the product overview grid you can simply hide the pricing: (Section settings)
    465051182_Bildschirmfoto2022-08-30um07_09_09.thumb.png.fd5f43eb33532fa79d8b7007ccece877.png

     

    For the product detail page, you just need the following CSS

    (add it to DESIGN > SITE STYLES > CUSTOM CSS

    .product-price
    {display:none}
    
    .ProductItem-details .sqs-add-to-cart-button-wrapper
    {display:none}


    if the quanity of each product is set to 1, there won't be a quantity input field but if I'm wrong, please just add the css class that you already have for that)


    It's better to use the CSS injection istead of the header because you instantly see the result and can play with the code snippets


    The result on our own page:
    https://www.braunsberger-media.com/websites

     

     

     

  8. 19 minutes ago, AndreasZed said:

    That would be really helpful!

    @tuanphan prepared a full list
    https://beaverhero.com/squarespace-71-css-list/

    We're currently evaluating how the privacy disclaimer needs to be adjusted so this might not be neccessary...


    @tuanphan while you're here. I'm not sure if overwriting all text classes 100% gets rid of this Google API at all? What's your opinion @WillMyers?

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