Hi, yes additional site pages that aren't store specific. 

My pleasure.

The design capabilities when using the Square version of Weebly are extremely limited. Adding more design freedom should be of utmost urgency in this time of store closures, etc. The store is cumbersome to navigate when you have hundreds of items.

When can we expect access to the complete set of Weebly features?

Are there certain features in particular you are looking to see added, @helloash?

Thank you for replying. 

With our inventory, it would be nice to have the ability to show smaller photos of items. And also have the ability to display al our inventory as a list. 

Would the smaller photos be on item pages themselves, or just on the list of items on the shop all page or category pages?

I think I'm looking for something similar. We are setting up curbside pickup for food items, so we're using the online ordering template. It would be great to be able to have a menu item with its own photo that you click on, then when you choose a variation for that item, you see the picture of the variation you've chosen. For example, under the Category of Beverages, you could click on the Item called Soda, which has a picture of a bunch of sodas, then choose the variation Mug Root Beer and see a bottle of Mug or choose Pepsi and see that.

ALSO FOR THE LOVE OF PETE, PLEASE LET US ASSIGN DIFFERENT SALESTAX/VAT RATES TO DIFFERENT PRODUCTS AND SERVICES!! Can't you see how many people are asking for this all over your site? From all over the world? Year after year? Seriously, we need it. NEED. Not a minor issue. Different topic, I know, but I've voted and posted in all the appropriate places. So have plenty of others and you need to know this is a big deal. I'd write it in the sky, if I could. At least annouce it somewhere if it's a hard thing to do and you're working on it. It's bad business to seem like you're ignoring something so basic.

Adam,

I'm new to all this.  I previously only lived in Wordpress and trying to migrate over to turnkey solution since I use square for sales in person and would like be able to offer local delivery. For about a year I've tried to run the square up online store as something separate from my Wordpress website and now I've chosen to dive all in to simplify my life. 

I prefer the Weebly based website builder and was able to set up an almost identical website to my Wordpress one in a couple hours, something I was never able to do with the square up builder.... but I'd like to have the delivery option that was recently made available on the square side brought over to Weebly based side since my sales are primarily by law limited to San Diego county.

Please advise

Adam - 

The ability to customize CSS. I know you want to keep control of it, but for instance, not being able to simple things (buttons centered vs left justfied) would be very simple if you could override CSS code. 

Also, when using the sticky header nav, it sets the logo to visibility:hidden. I can make it visible in inspector and it looks great, but I was told it's impossible to make the logo visible on the sticky nav. if I could simply override to visibility:visible, it would make a world of difference. 

Is there any way around this? I even tried adding my own custom code in both a noscript and script tag (using javascript) but it seems like square doesn't allow it. I'm working on this for a client and it seems like there should be a little flexibility for those that understand how to do it.

Joe

Thank you for your feedback, Joe. I don't have any updates of when/if this ability would be added for the newer editor. Definitely happy to forward your suggestions to the product teams, though.

This!! Why does literally EVERY other website builder out there allow custom CSS except this one? So frustrating, especially for what you pay each month. Talk about a blow to small businesses. Should be so easy.

The fact that this message is from 2020, and Adam is asking about certain features being added gives me little hope for this platform. The fact that we can't even control padding and margins means I made a bad choice in switching over from my current website to the Square Online CMS. What I was hoping was to have my online inventory and in person inventory to be in sync, but I might as well just cut my losses and switch to Shopify.

The current iteration feels like a MVP a startup would choose with a limited budget.