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Site URL: https://www.lemonwoodfloral.com/

Does anyone know how to add an image about the website pages (the tabs)? I am trying to add an image banner with my main logo above my site pages. My site is : www.lemonwoodfloral.com     An example of what I am describing & trying to achieve can be found on this site (which I know uses version 7.1) : https://sierradyerco.com/ 

 Thank you for any help regarding this! 

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6 minutes ago, lemonwoodfloral said:

I am trying to add an image banner with my main logo above my site pages. An example of what I am describing & trying to achieve can be found on this site (which I know uses version 7.1)

The example site that you've quoted is actually built on Squarespace 7.0 and is using a Brine-family template, but you can do the same on 7.1 by:

  • Adding a section with a background image, some text blocks and an image block for the logo.
  • Adding a section with text blocks to manually create something that looks like a navigation bar below the banner image.
  • Hiding the header on the homepage with a line of Custom CSS.

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17 minutes ago, paul2009 said:

The example site that you've quoted is actually built on Squarespace 7.0 and is using a Brine-family template, but you can do the same on 7.1 by:

  • Adding a section with a background image, some text blocks and an image block for the logo.
  • Adding a section with text blocks to manually create something that looks like a navigation bar below the banner image.
  • Hiding the header on the homepage with a line of Custom CSS.

Do you know how I can find Custom CSS to hide the header on the homepage? The rest of what you said makes complete sense and I didn't think about accomplishing it that way! And I apologize for misspeaking about the demo site using 7.1. Thank you! 

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13 minutes ago, lemonwoodfloral said:

Do you know how I can find Custom CSS to hide the header on the homepage?

You should be able to add this to Design > Custom CSS to hide the header on the homepage:

.homepage .header {
  display: none;
}

And there's no need to apologise, we're here to help each other! 🙂 

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1 hour ago, paul2009 said:

You should be able to add this to Design > Custom CSS to hide the header on the homepage:

.homepage .header {
  display: none;
}

And there's no need to apologise, we're here to help each other! 🙂 

Did this help? Please give feedback by clicking an icon below  ⬇️

This worked perfectly-- THANK YOU!!!! 🤩

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