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How to get full-width embedded You Tube videos
ChrisJeeves posted a question in Coding and Customization
Site URL: https://chrisjeeves.com/ Hello, Apologies is this is covered elsewhere, I have looked on the forums and tried various custom CSS code injections with no joy. I'd like the video's on my site to all display full-width, they are currently much smaller than other content. There is a video at the top of this page with a red background for example (see crude drawing screenshot arrows): https://chrisjeeves.com/childrens-charity Video is embedded from You Tube with this code: <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/p0KHaJamWzw" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> The Square Space Template is: York If you need any of information please let me know Thanks in advance! -
Site URL: https://www.isadoreintimates.com/ Hi, I am trying to make my footer part of my full bleed image instead of below, but can't seem to work out how. This is my website: www.isadoreintimates.com, I dont understand what I am doing wrong ps. also only on the home page! not the other pages my template is Marta
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Site URL: https://society-particular.squarespace.com/config/ Hi, Could someone help me with making the margin around an image blocks smaller? I have a website with lots of images. I would like to make the gap between image blocks smaller. I cant achieve it through the built-in functions. Could someone help me with this customization? Thanks~ -
Site URL: https://saffron-aqua-j5mp.squarespace.com/config/ Hi there, Could you please help me how to make an image as a full bleed card block like attached? This is for my homepage and the link is below: https://saffron-aqua-j5mp.squarespace.com/config/design Password: chichi2021 If you could help me with the custom codes or any solution, that would be great. Look forward to hear back from you. Cheers
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Is there a way to have to the "sections" sitting next to each other? I'd like to have two rows side-by-side with full bleed backgrounds (see reference image). I'm then planning to place pngs on top, so that it translates well across devices. I'm including an example image. I am not uncomfortable with code, but only have very basic knowledge. Could someone please point me in the right direction? Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Site URL: https://www.ascentprint.co.nz/ I'm having a problem with the mobile view on my site. On Squarespace the mobile view looks perfect but when i actually view it on a mobile it crops the right part of the image off. How can i fix this? I've attached a photo of the mobile preview from Squarespace and a screenshot of the site actually viewed on a mobile. Cheers
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Does anyone know how to set the image on the left to bleed off top, left and bottom of this section? I would like the ability to change the right half background (w/content) to different colors. Thank you!
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Site URL: https://www.stu237.com/services Hello all, I know this topic has been talked about before, but can't seem to find a definitive answer/solution. I simply want my website to have a full width/bleed images and video. Here's the exact website I'm inspired by that I want to mimic: https://www.mortalshell.com/ Here is my website for comparison: https://www.stu237.com/services Your help is much appreciated! Thank you. 🙂 P.S. Apologies if I may not understand everything, I'm not a web designer by trade, but given my limited budget I have to build my start-up company website on my own.
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Hi, I need to make the header menu in a way that the logo bleeds across the menu, so that the edges of the logo are outside the header borders. Anyone who can help? Site: https://gar-heptagon-942j.squarespace.com/ Password: filmfilm
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Hi, I would like to make my gallery block full bleed so that the image spans the full width and height of the screen. Does anyone know how to achieve this using CSS? Thanks, Henry
