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The Arctic desk stands are quite solid. Got one paired kit holding up 4x24" monitors along with my x34. Might be a bit pricey as you have to get the extension kit for any vertically stacked setups. https://www.arctic.ac/eu_en/products/accessories/monitor-arm.html

If @Minibois' suggestion doesn't do much for you. It might also be worth looking up the manual for the monitor in question. Look for some sort of monitor identifier/model name,

What you're seeing is CloudFlare's browser/human verification step. Websites, like LinusTechTips.com use CloudFlare for traffic management and speeding up loadtimes. The message you're is nothing to worry about. The reason you're seeing the message may be for a bunch of reasons. Generally, a bad IP address or browser will trigger a verification before you're let onto the requested website. Here's a link to CloudFlare's help article on the topic: https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/203366080-Why-do-I-see-a-captcha-or-challenge-page-Attention-Required-trying-to-visit-a-site-protected-by-Cloudflare-as-a-site-visitor-

Oh, my apologies. If you're running your application from a system that supports cURL in the command line, this may prove useful: http://www.starkandwayne.com/blog/how-to-download-the-latest-release-from-github/ Basically, send a GET request to: https://api.github.com/<GitHubUsername>/<RepoName>/releases/latest This will return a JSON encoded response containing the download link to your latest release. Which should be located in assets->browser_download_url

Execute "git clone <URL HERE>" from your application? Edit: The end user's machine will need to have Git installed and set up for usage with the command line of course.

Remove the `0` after `40px` in padding and encase your heading with a <h3> or <h4> tag. Here's my version: <style> .ungdomsutvalgsleder { background-color:rgba(210,63,59,0.6); vertical-align: middle; padding:40px; } </style> <div class="ungdomsutvalgsleder"> <h3>Ungdomsutvalgsleder</h3> <p> Navn: Ola Normann <br> Tlf: +47 ** *** *** <br> E-post: example@example.com </p> </div> I don't have much experience with Squarespace's editor. But if you have the ability to, move the contents of the <style> tag into a CSS file for some cleaner markup.