That might will be the single best UA-cam tutorial I have ever seen on any topic. Great presentation, no fluff, no long intro, good audio, super helpful. You just got a new sub.
Wow, this was great and fun to create...no CSS made it even better. Thank you...I enjoyed this. Also, I just made it into Squarespace Circle! Looking forward to learning lots more from you and others as well. Cheers.
I agree, one of the best How To videos I've watched. Thank you! I just subscribed. Question... How do I go about making the buttons add the item to the cart? This is my first ecommerce site. It is not a physical product so it doesn't need shipping etc. Your buttons say "Learn More". Do I need to link to another page, a product, or ...?
Thanks! Squarespace has product blocks you can use instead of regular button blocks. Then just hide everything in the product block except for the button.
I am sorry I can't remember as this was a while ago and was only on an example site which I don't have anymore. I know it wasn't a custom font though, so it is one of the built in fonts. You could screenshot it and try to use one of the "what font is this" sites as a starting point.
If you are on 7.1 using the classic editor, yes. There is an upgrade button in the top left when editing a section that will convert it to fluid engine. But if you are using 7.0 you can't yet. Although they are going to be releasing an upgrade tool soon that will allow 7.0 users to convert their sites to 7.1.
This is a GREAT video- but I just can't seem to make these responsive, they look fine on desktop (full screen) and mobile, but as soon as I go to 1/2 desktop screen or tablet size they look awful 😩 Any tips!
That might will be the single best UA-cam tutorial I have ever seen on any topic. Great presentation, no fluff, no long intro, good audio, super helpful. You just got a new sub.
Thank you very much!
A nice clean pricing table without the headache of CSS, cheers Chris for sharing!
No problem David, Thanks for watching!
This is so incredibly helpful. Thank you for posting.
I’m so glad! You are welcome!
Amazing been searching for this solution for freaking ages, thanks.
Awesome, glad it was helpful!
I don’t suppose you Have any tutorials for a simple ways to add customised bullet points? 😁
@@moviepostermagic I don't have a video on UA-cam, but I do have instructions and code in my CSS Toolbox course - link in the description
Amazing value man! Keep it up.
Thank you!
Wow, this was great and fun to create...no CSS made it even better. Thank you...I enjoyed this. Also, I just made it into Squarespace Circle! Looking forward to learning lots more from you and others as well. Cheers.
Love to hear that Shawn! And congrats on joining circle!
Superb tutorial Chris! Great work as always
Thank you Sam!
Always anticipating your next video! Thanks Chris
I love to hear that!! Thank you!
Another great tutorial, Chris!
Thank you very much!
Thank you!!
No problem, you are welcome!
Great tutorial. I learned a lot! Thanks Chris
Oh good, I'm so glad Collyne!
Love this, Chris! What an awesome solution in your trademark, easy teaching style:)
Thank you Deana!
Great stuff Chris! You make such excellent tutorials.
Thank you! I will be making a tutorial with SquareKicker soon so look out for that!
@@SEWebDesign pumped!
Excellent
Thank you Lyubov!
Awesome stuff! Thanks for sharing, Chris.
Of course Mario, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I agree, one of the best How To videos I've watched. Thank you! I just subscribed.
Question... How do I go about making the buttons add the item to the cart? This is my first ecommerce site.
It is not a physical product so it doesn't need shipping etc. Your buttons say "Learn More". Do I need to link to another page, a product, or ...?
Thanks! Squarespace has product blocks you can use instead of regular button blocks. Then just hide everything in the product block except for the button.
Super helpful to learn some tricks thanks Chris 😊
You are welcome Jai!
Great format. Can you copy that formatted table to some other page in same site?
Yes you can! Just highlight everything and use ctrl+c & ctrl+v to copy and paste. Or cmd+c & cmd+v if you are on a Mac.
excellent
Thank you!
thanks for the video, How do you handle the payment checkout
You can use a product block instead of a button and only show the button
awesome! rthanks
Great Tutorial!! Quick Question, what font were you using? The $10, $20, $30 looks so good
I am sorry I can't remember as this was a while ago and was only on an example site which I don't have anymore. I know it wasn't a custom font though, so it is one of the built in fonts. You could screenshot it and try to use one of the "what font is this" sites as a starting point.
@@SEWebDesign Yeah ok, appreciate the quick response🤝
If you're using the old editer for a website, can you switch to the new one?
If you are on 7.1 using the classic editor, yes. There is an upgrade button in the top left when editing a section that will convert it to fluid engine. But if you are using 7.0 you can't yet. Although they are going to be releasing an upgrade tool soon that will allow 7.0 users to convert their sites to 7.1.
This is a GREAT video- but I just can't seem to make these responsive, they look fine on desktop (full screen) and mobile, but as soon as I go to 1/2 desktop screen or tablet size they look awful 😩 Any tips!
Unfortunately there isn't really anything we can do about tablet mode until Squarespace lets us edit that breakpoint.