Claude finished the response holding-page.html 126 lines html I have a squarespace account at www.katiespeetzen.com. I would like to make the following page as my landing page. How do I do so? Evaluated Squarespace landing page options and implementation methods Evaluated Squarespace landing page options and implementation methods Squarespace won't let you upload this as a standalone file — pages there are built from blocks, not raw HTML files. The cleanest way to get this exact design live is to use a Cover Page (Squarespace's purpose-built layout for splash/holding pages with no site header, nav, or footer getting in the way) and drop your code into it with a Code Block. Here's the process: 1. Create a Cover Page In the Squarespace dashboard, go to Pages → click + → choose Cover Page (in 7.1 sites this may show as a "Blank" page type — pick the one with no header/footer chrome). Give it a title like "Coming Soon." 2. Add your code Inside the Cover Page editor, add a Code Block (click an insert point → Code). Set the block's type to HTML. Paste in the content of your file — but don't include , , , or tags. Squarespace already provides those; you're inserting into an existing page, not replacing it. So paste: Your block as-is Then the contents of ... (the
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part) 3. Fix the body-level CSS Your stylesheet styles the body tag directly (the flex centering, background pattern, font). Since this will now sit inside Squarespace's own body, that selector won't apply the way you expect. Fix: wrap everything in a container
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) and rename the body{...} rule in your CSS to .holding-page{...}, keeping min-height:100vh etc. 4. Set it as your homepage Go back to Pages, find your new Cover Page in the list, and drag it to the top / set it as the homepage (or link your domain's root to it, depending on your template version — Squarespace calls this out under Pages → homepage settings). 5. Check the button link and plan Your "Book a Free Fit Call" button link is a plain tag, so it'll work fine — HTML (without JavaScript/iframes) works on all Squarespace plans, so you don't need Business tier for this particular page since there's no
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