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Does anyone else struggle with Squarespace not having a true staging site?

Duplicating pages works, but it gets messy fast on larger builds. Especially when you're rebuilding navigation, services, and location pages.

I’ve found myself building in hidden folders and swapping later, but it still doesn’t feel clean. Curious how others handle redesigns while keeping the live site untouched.

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u/SeaJob544 — 3 hours ago

I'm using the "Novo" template to make a new site. The images used are square corners. Can I change these to rounded somewhere?

Novo comes with a portfolio overview section. These images have square corners. The individual images within each project can be set to have rounded corners. That's what I want on the overview section too.

I've tried removing the portfolio section entirely to add a new one, but as it's part of the template, it won't let me. I've looked at so many of the settings, but can't find an option to just round off the corners.

I would be happy to start the whole design process again, but even then, I can't find an option to edit the corners within a section. Only per image.

Am I missing something?

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u/anagoge — 3 hours ago

Best way to edit a existing site while keeping it live?

Hi, I've agreed to help a local non- profit re design their site (I get a portfolio project, they get a free website, win win, right?) But I'm in with admin access and don't see a 'dev site/ production site option'. I had just assumed they must have one because I'm used to wordpress and why would they not, but now I'm stuck.

The current site needs to stay live while I work on the redesign. I've seen people saying duplicating the pages one by one and hiding them is the way to go, but I want to make sure this is the best way/ most up to date info. I know there was a big update recently so I don't know how that changes things.

I may have bitten off more than I can chew, any advice would be great, thanks!

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u/BIRDZdontBUZZ — 4 hours ago
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Which website builder is better(most suitable) for book & online course selling

I want to create my own website where I can sell(show) my books and other video tutorials so that people can click on say "Buy now" button under the book or a particular video tutorial course. I am tech savy(expert in C++, python etc but not at all interested in Javascript/css etc), so is squarespace a better suited builder than other builders for this task? Second, I live in India and for now I am not using Paypal or Wise etc. I read somewhere that squarespace doesn't allow UPI method as one of their payment method. So, what I want is that I should be able to create a custom button using css and javascript and then embed it somewhere into my site so that people can click on that button and then pay through that method instead of using paypal/wise. Essentially, my second question is that does squarespace allow us to put/use such a custom button on their site(a button that seems to bypass their payment method)?

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u/Thick_College_6724 — 2 days ago
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