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Questions
  • How do I or can I convert a page to an index ?
  • It appears that styles are applied to text, but it is not clear how these styles are actually activated.  eg, sometimes text appears large or with borders, but the edit box gives no real indication that this is happening.
  • How do I create hero bars and sliders ?
  • How are images licensed, is there really stock images that can be used ?
  • Squarespace galleries don't seem to want to sit within an index- you can only add pages to an index.
  • How do you add a background image for a page
  • When doing testing thursday night, 20/8, it appeared that additional pages had a left hand side menu, that isn't going to work for me. 
  • Events, I need to test that out.

Notes
  • An index contains pages in one long view

Q's for 8sw
  • The footer background on the home page is black, do you really want it black ?, I used #ada1ab (a slightly red grey)
  •  Tell Ness wwe wont need the developer edition. I seem to be achieving everythign I need with the standard edition.  She can always upgrade it later. 
  • The elevator image on the background does not work well with a hero bar.

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