You’re using a gorgeous background image for your banner, and you have the perfect catchy headline to go on top of it. You start by using spacers, trying to find the perfect placement for your lovely headline on top of the image, in a way that looks 100% readable…

When I talked about changing the size of mobile fonts in Squarespace at the very end of the post I gave you a quick tip on how to turn off automatic hyphenation. However, I wanted to do a separate post about it since there are some things you should…

So, you want to create a custom landing page in Squarespace for an opt-in, product, tripwire or even for Instagram and you want to eliminate all distractions from the page so all your visitors have no escape, right? (insert evil laugh here). In that case you…

Want to add some CSS to just one page on your site, that's NOT an index section? Don't want to add the code to your page's settings? Then you're going to want to find your page's unique ID to make all the changes you like on just one page of your Squarespace…

Not feeling happy with how Squarespace is resizing your fonts in mobile? Then let's do something about it shall we? In today's quick tutorial I'm going to show you how you can easily change the size of your fonts in mobile view. Let's go!

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…

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?