Hi all, I'm hosting a drop in session today at 4:30. Come along if you have any questions! Meeting Link: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/75716052840?pwd=0b26bZ3aV3SbvtWueqKaAF5FRXqbT8.1 Meeting ID: 757 1605 2840 Passcode: 4D57mP

Hi all. I've created a little add-on to Squarewebsite's brilliant "Squarespace Custom Table Block Plugin". It let's you customise the colour and font size of the "ticks and crosses" that are fed through from the plugin (default is green and red). Just copy and past it into the "footer" section of the "code injection" settings. (I've added it as a text file so your browsers don't think it's malicious) Ta!

I want to say a huge thank you to our 79 founding members. You may have noticed that this community has switched to paid, but as a thank you for jumping in early and giving Pixelhaze DIY Community (formerly Website Builders) a chance, you will always have FREE access, for life. ❤️ It may have been a little quiet over the past month or so, but our team have been busy behind the scenes taking onboard your feedback (and learning how Skool works). The great news is we are now in a position to move full speed ahead! Here are the highlights of what this new DIY Community offers: 💪 We are expanding the community from website builders to cover all aspects of digital marketing (still including our huge range of Squarespace and Hostinger content). 🎓 All of our Udemy courses (currently over 12) will be available as soon as you join this community. In the coming weeks, we will also create courses organising and delivering over 300 of our YouTube videos. 💥 Anyone who reaches level 6 in this community gets 3 months free in our Pixelhaze Coaching Community (worth nearly $300). 💵 This community has now switched to $15 per month, but if you are already in, you get it free for life! 💲 We are running a launch campaign - $1 October - for our next 100 members. They will gain access to this community for only $1 per month for life. If you have any friends, family or clients who you think we may be able to help, let them know to earn some brownie points! So now it is over to you, have any questions or content ideas on Squarespace, Canva, AI, Graphic Design or SEO? Give us a shout and we are here to help! Let's crack on! Elwyn

So here we are… The Goonies 2 is officially happening, and I’m unsure if I should be excited or nervous. Part of me feels like the original was so close to perfect that it doesn't need a follow-up. It takes me back to the 80s, with classics like Short Circuit, Indiana Jones, Gremlins, Back to the Future, E.T. and Ghostbusters. Those were the days… This was a golden age for family-friendly storytelling, and I would go as far as to say it sparked my passion for creative disciplines before I knew being a professional designer was a career option. But here’s the thing. I wasn’t a fan of the Ghostbusters reboot, and the fact that I haven’t watched the sequel yet says it all. There’s always a risk when you meddle with something almost perfect (looking at you, Rings of Power). Still, I’m trying to keep an open mind, hoping that The Goonies 2 will stay true to what made the original so damn good. But that is not why I am here today. I don’t need much of an excuse to a trip down memory lane. The Goonies was the complete package, combining great storytelling, nostalgia, and… brilliant branding. Let's look at why it became such a standout example of how to do it right, both in design and storytelling. The Goonies: From 80s Hit to Cult Classic Released in 1985, The Goonies quickly became a hit, with its thrilling mix of adventure, comedy, and camaraderie that captivated young audiences and adults alike. Directed by Richard Donner and produced by Steven Spielberg, it followed a group of kids on a treasure hunt to save their neighbourhood from foreclosure. Its unique blend of action and heartfelt storytelling, coupled with its endearing characters, resonated at the time and has kept it relevant for generations. I can watch it with my kids and they love it. The film tapped into the adventure genre, which had seen a resurgence in the 1980s, largely driven by Spielberg’s influence through films like Indiana Jones and E.T. The Goonies was particularly influenced by Spielberg's love for the rite-of-passage (coming-of-age) stories and classic treasure-hunt tales. The narrative structure was tight and fast-paced, designed to engage children and adults by intertwining high-stakes treasure hunting with the themes of friendship and loyalty.

Finding unique identifiers for website elements can be a pain, especially when trying to add a little custom code. There are already tools that achieve this for Squarespace, but we have struggled along with Hostinger Website Builder since we started creating new websites on the platform back in 2023. But don’t worry, I've got just the thing to make your life easier. We've rolled out a new Chrome extension designed specifically for Hostinger users. This tool overlays boxes on your website elements, displaying their CSS IDs. It’s super handy for quickly identifying and working with different parts of your site. How It Works: 1. Element Identification: Click the extension icon to see overlay boxes with IDs on your site elements. 2. Design Adjustments: Easily locate IDs to make swift design tweaks without sifting through code. 3. Quick Copy Feature: Click an ID box to copy it to your clipboard for seamless integration into Hostinger’s “embed code” area. Why It's Useful: This extension simplifies your workflow, making element identification and customization much smoother. Install it from the Chrome Web Store and click the icon whenever you need to overlay the ID boxes. Give it a try and don't forget to leave us a review! Here's the link: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/hostinger-id-finder/jkhhjbkfjpedfgakppjfbofmhgjobgag?authuser=0&hl=en&pli=1 Thanks, Will