There are two pieces of custom CSS I add to almost every Squarespace website I build. To add these code snippets navigate to Custom CSS and paste the code…

Two methods for creating a landing page in Squarespace - includes code snippets.

Want to add lines between your Squarespace 7.1 sections? Here’s how.

Want to add an image to the right of text on desktop, but have it appear first on mobile displays? Here’s how.

If you use forms on Squarespace, you may want a little more control over the text that appears after someone submits a form.

Want to change the color of the active navigation underline in Squarespace? This is a simple fix with a bit of custom code.

If your blog post thumbnail graphics include your post title, you may want to remove the redundant title text. Here’s how.

If your Squarespace website has a dark background color and you have a blog, you probably want to change the color of the blog comments box.

If you’re writing custom CSS for your Squarespace site, you may want to make adjustments based on screen size. This is where media queries come in.

Quickly and easily find block and section IDs in Squarespace to target with Custom CSS.