Want to create a looping rotating effect for a heading on your client project? Then take a look at how you can easily achieve that with an awesome plugin!

In today’s post, I want to show you a super easy workaround to display a title AND a short description in your 7.1 Gallery Section captions! This little trick works for all of the different Gallery Section layouts, but we’ll be breaking down the logic behind the tweak for the Slideshow: Reel layout.

For today’s CSS trick, we’ll go through how you can add an image as a background to headings on your site, so you can create a more custom design without having to sacrifice the benefits of using real text!

You’ve probably seen inspirational websites on Pinterest *cough* Showit sites *cough* that include images with overlapping titles or phrases, that look slightly tilted. In Squarespace, you can absolutely achieve that look by simply adding the text to the image itself, but let’s see if we can achieve it without relying on Photoshop…

If you’re into overlapping stuff in your client sites, I know you’re going to really enjoy today’s fun tutorial. It’s all about taking the overlap image block design one step further, with very little code, to create a look I’m 90% sure you’ve seen before while perusing Pinterest: an image with an overlapping title, a secondary title, text and an overlapping button.

Let’s give a gradient to a single word in your heading! The method is pretty simple, however we have to tackle some compatibility issues to make sure the word is readable in as many browsers as possible. So, why don’t we get started?

Oh I know you wanna jump in the vertical text wagon. In fact, you probably already did! Right now you may be using images to contain your vertical text because let’s face it… it’s way easier than figuring out how to it with code.

Wondering how to create that cool low highlight that you see behind headings and links all around the interwebs? Then keep reading 'cause I'm gonna show you how to nail it! We're going to be adding the highlight background to one word in a heading…

I'm a big fan of overlapping text on purpose to create cool-looking headers, I feel this gives a more interesting look to a rather "standard" section of your website without overthinking it. So, if you love mixing fonts and want to add a unique touch to…