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@CELS that’s so weird! Have you tried a different computer? I had something similar happen with image blocks when I needed to reset my computer memory. If that doesn’t do it, I’m afraid you’d need to reach out to Squarespace customer support. 

@jacquessk this has happened to me if someone owned the domain prior and had a Workspace account. You'll need to reach out to support so they can clear it.

@lgoessae You can go into Squarespace's Styles > Colors and copy and paste the hex codes from your color Palette there into Canva. 

For fonts, there are a lot that are in Squarespace and not Canva. However, if you buy a license for it, you can add it to Canva. That's what I do for my brand. Olivia at Bold August has a good tutorial here: 

Hi @CELS, have you checked to see if there is any custom code interfering? If you use the search icon at the top of the Squarespace menu area you can type in Code Injections and it will show you if there's any added code. That's the first thing I'd check. 

Hi @Wallseywalls. When I've needed to add similar Additional Info to products, I use the Squaretools Pro extension. It allows you to copy blocks from one area to another. So I just pop the blocks into all the additional info areas and edit if needed.

Or, if it's the exact same info, you can use Section Loader Supreme plugin. You have one snippet of info you add in, and call it from each product. Then when you update the snippet it updates it everywhere. This post walks through how to do it for blogs, but it works the same for Additional Info on Products.

@AnaMariaCarrera if it's a live page, I typically duplicate the page, then make the modifications if they require approval. Then you can replace the original page with the duplicate, making sure you match all the page settings (URL slug, page settings).

Hi @thepw. This is unfortunately not a native feature in Squarespace. Here's the workaround (plugin) I use: https://christyprice.com/blog/reuse-sections-squarespace-blogs

Definitely! People find what they are looking for and often don’t visit anything else on your site. Some steps I take to mitigate that are adding relevant links in the post, adding related posts at the end, and adding a blog sidebar with some context and ways to explore. 

If you've created the hover effect with code, you can target so that it only shows on larger screen sizes. This post walks through how: https://christyprice.com/blog/custom-code-screen-size-squarespace

If you're achieving this a different way, please share your site so we can better help.

@ChristinaDean I've found that pages like the one you mentioned typically have a very high bounce rate because people are finding all the info they need on that page with no reason to visit other pages. To reduce bounce rate, you'd want to actively encourage folks to click on another page of your website. Maybe more detailed information about each activity?

@Baller1245 I see just what Jessica is seeing. Looks like it's live now.

Hi @jaygriffith4 you can definitely target mobile H1 with Custom CSS. Try adding this and change the screen size and font size as needed:

@media screen and (max-width: 800px) { 
  h1 {
    font-size: 12px;
  }
}

@Susana_SQSP looking forward to this! I'd love to hear more about how we can cross-sell and upsell within the platform.

@Desislav this earlier conversation may be helpful: 

@kroona-4 if you don't want to do this with code, you could try placing a shape block behind each image and adding a border to that.

Hi @Bluerose. Your site looks fantastic. I LOVE the high-quality images you used. Nice work!!!

My only suggestion might be to move Home from the top nav to the unlinked section - people will click your site title to get back to the home page, and that way SHOP will be the first (and most important) link.

I'm hungry now... 😉

Hi @jakefromleeds - nice work! I love a minimal, modern site.

However, I must say I'm not a fan of the custom cursor. Here's a great article explaining why: https://ericwbailey.website/published/dont-use-custom-css-mouse-cursors/

Love the mobile-type menu on desktop and great job with the process timeline!

Ah, in that case, you'd want to paste this into Custom CSS.

#collection-64f8da2e62b1ec2afe1f174f #header {
display: none;
}

The collection ID is specific to the page you'd like to remove the header from.

Hi Jeff. There's no way to do this without code. The simplest thing might be to use code to remove the header on that page, and then build out a new top section to mimic a header. 

To remove the header on that particular page, in the Pages menu click the Cog icon next to that page. In the pop up click Advanced then paste this into Page Header Injection

<style> 
  #header { 
    display: none;
  } 
</style>

Then you'd add a section at the top and manually build your new "header".

@Sufast you may try the code in this forum post:

Hi @Dinny, these are the steps I use to fix the Instagram feed. If those don't work I'm afraid you'll need to reach out to Squarespace support.

For SEO, Squarespace has a great starter checklist. If you want to dive in deeper, Kate Scott has a wonderful Grow with SEO Course.

Hi @louiscaro17, looks like you got this sorted and your site is back online. It's showing up here for me!

Hi @Javdesign can you share your site so we can take a look?

Looks like the issue was the JavaScript was loading twice.

@Chairlaxed sending you a DM.