Another improvement I’d like to see made to Squarespace forms is the addition of ‘conditional logic’ — as things stand, you can’t dynamically show or hide form fields based on user responses in Squarespace. The available form fields in Squarespace If your data capture needs are simple, ...
Apply engaging new art presets to section backgrounds that draw more visitor attention. Learn More→→ Hide Header or Footer To help draw attention to your content, or to encourage your visitors to take an action, you can hide the header or footer on certain pages. ...
This is helpful, because some aspects of a desktop site design — for example, very wide ‘panoramic’ images or extra-long paragraphs — don’t work well in a mobile context. When editing a site in Webflow, you can make use of simple display settings to hide unsuitable elements from the...
I also loved the fact that you can simply hide a page section that’s under construction rather than delete it or push it over to a hidden page on your website. As far as site-wide customization goes, this also was easier in Shopify. However, that’s largely a consequence of the fact...
Hi I want to hide my header section + Nav on desktop view only, can someone help me with the code. florislandi.com password - test March 9, 2023 2 replies heading navigation (and 1 more) tuanphanreacted to a post in a topic:Remove colour and underline on hyperlinks and replace with...
Hello, I tried to hide my footer on one page, but I made the mistake of adding the following code into a code block in my footer (I now deeply regret it): .header, #footer-sections { display:none !important; } I thought great! It's working, until I realised the change applied to...
Finally, all the Shopify and Squarespace themes are responsive, meaning that templates automatically resize themselves to suit the device they are being viewed on — mobile, tablet or desktop computer. This gives both platforms a key advantage over competing platform Wix, which doesn’t offer truly...
Hello I'm wondering if anyone has any css to reduce the size of the post submit message pop up on mobile, it currently fills the whole page, I'd love for it to look more like the desktop version where it only takes up a small section (so its more obvious that its a closable pop...
Previously, to get around this issue, I've added spacer blocks in between each markdown block and then used display: none to hide the space from showing on desktop views (they already don't show on mobile as far I know). Would this still allow me to code each block into columns??