Want to add some life to the categories, tags, author or any other primary metadata you have showing up in your existing List Summary Block? Then grab this snippet to help you target that text and set up your own color, font family, font size or anything else you want!

Style the secondary metadata of your List Summary Blocks with this copy/paste code. Change up the color, the font family, the font size, its weight or anything else you need by simply adding and/or removing properties from the snippet.

If you want to add something like a background color or a border to the content side of your List Summary Block items, AND make sure that the image thumbnail has the same height, this snippet is for you. Copy/paste the code into your site and you’ll be able to pull off the even height look across all of this kind of block across your site!

So, you’re working with the List Summary Block but your text is fairly short (compared to the height of your image) and you’re wanting to balance things out by aligning the ‘Read More’ link to the bottom of the thumbnail? I gotchu! Use this little snippet to make that happen.

With this short code you’ll be able to style the title of the Wall Summary Block in a heartbeat! Switch up the color, the font size, the font family and apply any other font styles you want by simply copy/pasting the snippet and adjusting the properties to your needs.

Need to change up the look of the excerpt text for Wall Summary Blocks? Then look no further. This code snippet will allow you to style the font however you want by changing its color, size, weight and any other font property in just a few minutes!

Ah yes, the “Read More” links. If you’re looking to change the ones inside your Wall Summary Block and turn them into a button, this snippet is for you! Just copy/paste the code and you’ll be able to alter the colors, border, border-radius and anything else you want to make them as prominent as you need them to be!

Want to add some life to the categories, tags, author or any other primary metadata you have showing up in your existing Wall Summary Block? Then grab this snippet to help you target that text and set up your own color, font family, font size or anything else you want!

Style the secondary metadata of your Wall Summary Blocks with this copy/paste code. Change up the color, the font family, the font size, its weight or anything else you need by simply adding and/or removing properties from the snippet.

Looking to style the thumbnail of Wall Summary Blocks on your Squarespace site? Then look no further! This code snippet will allow you to target that specific area of your summary items so you can apply a border, a drop shadow, round the corners, or implement any other style you need to match your site’s design.

Need to style the content area of your Wall Summary Block? Then snag this code snippet to help you out! You’ll be able to give it a background color, set up a border, or apply any other style you want to those specific parts of your summary items.

Spruce up your Poster Blocks with this copy/paste snippet that’ll allow you to add a simple hover mode overlay, as well as a custom icon right above the text.

This week we’re back with another Squaresapce Auto Layout customization! We’ll be looking at how to achieve a lovely minimal look for a testimonial carousel, with just the right amount of CSS. Check it out!

Squarespace’s auto layouts are really growing on me, so today I thought I’d share with you a cool customization I came up with the other day, using the Slideshow option. Take a look!

We haven’t really covered a lot of button customizations on the blog, so I thought I’d share one with you today! The final effect makes it seem like the underline loops around the button, so it’s a pretty cool effect. The code isn’t too complicated AND is flexible enough to allow you to target one particular button size or all at the same time. So, let’s get started!

In today’s tutorial, we’ll be creating a “selective” overlay that only shows up on the gallery images that have a link, inside a 7.1 gallery section. Let’s jump right in!

In today’s video, I want to share with you 5 different things you can look for when the code you added to your client’s Squarespace site isn’t working. These troubleshooting tips cover a vast majority of the issues you’ll encounter when using code in Squarespace or any other platform, so let’s jump right in!

Let’s create that sticky content navigation you’ve been wanting to add to your client’s site, in 2 different ways!

This week we’ll look at 4 ways we can improve our customization workflow in Squarespace to save time, and make our code a lot easier to tweak when rounds of revisions come along!

In today’s tutorial, we’ll be going through how to build a simple timeline in Squarespace, that’ll be incredibly easy for you and your clients to update.