So, you want to be able to add a custom h4, h5 or h6 to your Squarespace site, or even better, be able to add a specific font WITHIN one of the default Squarespace headings without having to add a code block with HTML,  every single time?

To edit just ONE banner in your Five template you can either add your code inside your chosen page's header or target the corresponding page's ID in your Custom CSS window. In this tutorial, we'll see how to do it with the page's ID to change the…

It seems like one of the most common struggles DIYers and designers alike have when creating a site in Squarespace, is finding out how to make changes to a specific banner on their site. In today's post, I'll show you how to style a specific index…

Whether you can’t stop thinking that red or white pin it button doesn’t match your branding, or you want to prove yourself you can make the change, today you’ll find out how to add a custom pin it button to your pinnable images in Squarespace.

In Squarespace, there are a couple of ways to add a sticky back to top button with custom code, by using CSS and/or JQuery. But don’t worry, even if you don’t know code these are pretty simple to implement. Take a look!

So you’ve got your amazing brand all set, you finally decided on your fonts and now you’re starting to design your site on Squarespace. Great! But hang on, that gorgeous brush script you just chose is not in the editor's font list… crap, now what?

One way to make your template buttons look not only unique and on-brand but also invite your audience to click is to add an eye-catching hover mode. In Squarespace, you can change the default button hover mode with custom code. In this post, you'll learn how.