Recently, I was testing a couple of customizations in 7.1 and ended up with a pretty cool one that I’d like to share with you today!

Today we’re taking a closer look at the reasons why your Google Font may not be showing up on your Squarespace site on mobile, and what you can do to fix it!

Today’s tutorial is a fun little trick inspired by a question asked by a member inside the Club. We’ll be looking at how you can turn any heading on your client’s site into outline text! This will be a quick one, so let’s dive right into it!

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!

In today’s post, we’ll be looking at what you can do when your menu navigation is readable over certain banners but not over others, without having to add a background color to it or changing the images altogether.

Have you ever wanted to center-align text inside your footer in smaller screens while keeping it left or right-aligned in tablets and desktop? The process and code are quite simple BUT, particularly when you originally have text aligned to the right there are additional steps required to have full control over the mobile result.

You may already be using a custom font for headings across your client’s site. But, you’re not sure how to add it to your nav items for both your regular navigation AND your mobile menu. Let’s see how that can be done, shall we?

This depends on the font you’re using and the styles you’ve set for it, but most often than not, you feel you need just a bit more space between both columns. The problem is if you shove a spacer in there, the gap looks more like an airport runway than anything else.

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?

If you’re using a Gallery Block as category thumbnails for your blog, to redirect to your different service packages, or anything else that works best with an identifying label, you’re gonna love today’s customization! We’ll be turning the Gallery Block slide titles…

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…

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…

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!

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…

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?

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?