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  1. ArminB
    Thanks @laura_c!
  2. ArminB
    There is a new setting for that: COMMERCE > CHECKOUT
  3. ArminB
    is there another way to set the default color theme? Thanks!
  4. ArminB
    You can also check out the Squarespace Marketplace and hire somebody for that task: https://www.squarespace.com/designer/home
  5. ArminB
    @sarahcreates @tuanphan (in case this is still an issue) This can be solved by changing the DEFAULT TEMPLATE COLOR THEME. For some reason, this is currently only possibe by using the Squarespace App. With most websites the default theme is set to a dark one. Hope that helps!
  6. ArminB
    Hi! When you click the settings of the landing page (gearwheel icon) you'll find an option for password-protect the specific page.
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    The usual Squarespace procedure for buttons is one-per-row. so i'd consider having regular text (2 words - each one linked an representing a button) and using CSS to turn it into a button PS: regarding your question: usually it's best to target the block ID or CSS class (like e.g. one example for each: #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1607458165875_6808 {max-width: 60px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; width: 50%;} .light-bold .sqs-block-button-element {background-color: red !important }
  8. ArminB
    Hello, unfortunaltely, you're not sending any CSS information with the newsletter. If you want to have a specific font for the headline, you could consider using photoshop: write it there and save it as a .png file (without background)
  9. ArminB
    Hi. You'd have to change the site from private to password-protected (Settings > permissions) so we can see it
  10. ArminB
    It might be a good approach to restructure your shop You can add CATEGORIES and TAGS to your products. if you consider TAGS to filter men & women, you could use the CATEGORIES for the product categories Once that is set up, you can basically show your products anywhere using a "summary block" This site might provide inspiration: https://www.leaders-lodge.com/
  11. ArminB
    Without having seen the site (your site is set private), I'd say you could try the following steps: a) make a new page b) add a SUMMARY BLOCK c) click the filtering button and select a (already existing) category so you could build multiple pages that only show certain products (for instance this example: 2 product categories at different spots of the page, while using the same shop module https://www.bloomtheory.com/atelier-shop
  12. ArminB
    Hi, try .ProductList-overlay and (only - without nav etc... line 15 in your screenshot) .Header-nav this should work
  13. ArminB
    what's the link of that site?
  14. ArminB
    Hi, on your screenshot you'll find the pen icon (edit the section) and keep scrolling down and you'll find an option for this. Make sure the "Category Title" is turned off
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    This is a bit too complex for a small fix but if you don't want to invest in an expert from the e.g. Squarespace Marketplace, you could try making a new section and use one image block per icon instead (e.g. 4 in a row) then you just have find the block ID for each image and use a code like this: (for applying a max-size to the images #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1607458165875_6808 {max-width: 200px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;} then you would get a result like this: (keep scrolling down to the 4 icons) https://expeditionevans.com I hope that helps!
  16. ArminB
    Hi, you got to modify your iFrame embedding code and change the height. e.g. 2000px was looking good a first look but you might need a second version for mobile I hope that helps!
  17. ArminB
    Hi, First you got to find way to separate between regular and this specific words. You could make them BOLD/STRONG Then It should be (add to Design > Custom CSS) #block-yui_3_17_2_1_1624213308747_3371 strong {font-weight: 400 !important} But I noticed that the whole text block is already at 400 so you probably won't see any change. It depends on the font family itself what options you have in terms of font weight.
  18. ArminB
    A link to your site would be useful for the community The second question should be something like @media only screen and (max-width: 840px) {.Header-nav-item[href="/URL"] {display: none !important}}
  19. ArminB
    You'd probably have to try a couple of combinations. based on those recommendations, just try .BLOCK-ID {font-family: 'carrotflower';} so for instance: .product-quantity-input {font-family: 'carrotflower';} .ProductItem {font-family: 'carrotflower';}
  20. ArminB
    If you want to apply this to all classes, there's a whole list of CSS classes like Header Button .black .header-actions .btn Somewhere here are is your quantity field .ProductItem .ProductItem-details .product-quantity-input input General Buttons .sqs-block-button .sqs-block-button-element--small .sqs-block-button .sqs-block-button-element--medium .sqs-block-button .sqs-block-button-element--large
  21. ArminB
    try this one @font-face { font-family: 'carrotflower'; src: url('https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6076185432f4604c6efe4a39/t/60c7e4624358a40a1e046452/1623712866733/font.woff2'); } h1, h2, h3, h4 { font-family: 'carrotflower';} p { font-family: 'carrotflower';} misc { font-family: 'carrotflower';} .header-nav *, nav.header-menu-nav-list * { font-family: carrotflower; }
  22. ArminB
    seems to be fixed
  23. ArminB
    Try this one @font-face { font-family: 'Wayfinder'; src: url('https://static1.squarespace.com/static/603e9a9da51e5672d8d9633a/t/60c8026984d82a4fe9c58594/1623720553471/WayfinderCF-Thin.otf'); } You are missing ( ' ) before and after the URL
  24. ArminB
    Thanks! I appreciate your feedback!
  25. ArminB
    Thanks Paul for looking into this. I'll double-check that
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