Hi @HighCalEst 😁
First, looking at your site, I really like the way it is set up. That western font on your services page scratches an itch on my brain when I look at it😂
To answer your question, sub-nav links need to be housed under a main link.
As far as the question regarding using a CSS editor goes (this may be too much information but I wanted to make sure you had it anyways in case you have a background in using APIs or know a developer that can help you)
Developers can create integrations and third-party applications that extend Square Online features and add custom functionality. Sellers can also add custom functionality to their sites through third-party applications.
Applications can use the Snippets API to add a snippet to a Square Online site. Snippets are scripts that can run as various site components (such as modals, pop ups, or background jobs) and offer a range of functionality. For example, a snippet can integrate with Square and external products or services, improve customer acquisition, engagement, and provide industry-specific or general tools that help businesses run more efficiently.
You should be aware of the following security considerations when working with snippets and the Snippets API:
- Snippets integration must be approved for Square App Marketplace
- Applications that integrate with the Snippets API must receive explicit approval from Square before they can be listed in the Square App Marketplace. Snippet applications that are submitted for approval are subject to a stringent review and vetting process.
- Integration with the checkout flow is not supported
- Snippets are injected at the end of the head element on all pages of the site, except for checkout pages. This reduces the risk that a snippet can access sensitive customer or payment information.
- Session cookie is protected
- Cookies are stored on the .square.site domain or on a custom domain, so the Square session cannot be accessed or hijacked.
Let me know if you have any other questions!
