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Site URL: https://www.danielibarrondo.com I'm a higher education consultant and created my first site here. I have a feeling the font sizes and spacing and overall look could be way better, attractive, and appealing but wanted to know what you think and suggest. I was also thinking of adding a short video introduction. Thanks in advance!
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Site URL: https://www.alaluz.org/ Hi there, I need to remove the date and the overlay from the banner of a single post of my blog: www.alaluz.org Could someone help me do it? The template is Haute. Thank you!
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Site URL: http://bit.ly/39WMa9Q Hi everyone, I'm curious if anyone knows enough Squarespace behind the scenes to help me understand how a particular site customized their template. I'm familiar with basic CSS tweaks and styling themes, but not fully in a Squarespace context. I don't know the ins-and-outs of SQ templates, available content types, etc so could really use some pointers with the following example ... Here's the site I'm looking at - http://bit.ly/39WMa9Q . First of all, looking at the code, I know based on their template ID that it's a custom one based on Farro/Haute family (template id looks very similar but not quite the same). Looking at the two demo sites, I guess it's closer to Haute https://haute-demo.squarespace.com/ than to Farro https://farro-demo.squarespace.com/ . So with Haute as my starting point, what should I do to make my demo site I'm working on look a bit more like theirs? To achieve: a) most important - a similar looking Home page hero with the background looping video fading to image carousel. I think they might have done this with extra JS in their <head> section (look for function headerFade in their homepage source code), but I'm not 100% sure. How do I achieve this look? b) a similar looking content type like their About and Retailers pages (see their top nav); the About page in Haute is not quite there in terms of available layout elements I think, but I may be wrong? c) the tiling of content links under the hero banner (I believe this is blog post tiling because it looks very similar). theirs is tiled as 3-2: first a row of 3 , then a second row of 2; in Haute it goes 3-1-3 : 3 in 1st row, 1 in 2nd row (full width), then 3 per row again - and I don't know how to change it d) this one's not as crucial - the Instagram tiles at the bottom which also connects to their Gallery page
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Changing Font for Site Title and Blog Headings in Haute
QDW posted a question in Coding and Customization
I have been trying for days in CSS but cannot get the font in anything to change. I am trying to get the site title and the blog title headings on the home page to change. Here is what I have, but it seems to have no effect and I have tried several variations. TIA!!! @font-face { font-family: 'QUANTIFY'; src: url(https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5dfa8d8f3dca077a2e9c02d2/t/5dfab078f9cc2c0a444b03dc/1576710264403/Quantify.woff); } /* Custom Font - Site Title */ .site-title span { font-family: 'QUANTIFY' !important; } /* Custom Font - Header Main Navigation */ .main-nav * { font-family: 'QUANTIFY' !important; } -
Hi! Would anyone have any insight as to how I would be able to enable a header image on my homepage? I'm using the theme Haute which doesn't seem to have the ability to do so however the blog feature does. I want the header image to be at the top and full width even though my site width isn't full width. Ideally something similar to that on Bedford or Brine themes. This is the site I'm currently working on: https://seabass-arugula-rx3f.squarespace.com/ Any guidance would be appreciated! TIA! :)
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increasing the grid size of a gallery in Haute
JayClulow posted a question in Coding and Customization
Site URL: https://jayclulow.photography/landscape-bw Hey, I'm looking for a way to increase the grid size beyond the maximum Squarespace allows you to set. If you look at this page; https://jayclulow.photography/landscape-bw I'm finding that the landscape orientation images are looking lost and too tightly crammed in.
