Whether you are on Squarespace 7.0 or 7.1, this simple, two-step tutorial will help you to remove the header and footer from just one page of your Squarespace website. There are several reasons why you might want to hide the header and footer from just one page of your website. I’ll show you how to add a small bit of custom CSS code to your Squarespace website to hide the header and footer on both desktop and mobile views.
Read MoreMaking sure your website is both secure and compliant with the law is important. Not only will it give you some peace of mind, but it will also protect you and your website users by letting them know if and how you’ll be using any of their personal data. There are a few steps you can take to make your website legally compliant, and to protect the personal data of your users.
Read MoreThe spacer block in Squarespace is possibly one of the most under-appreciated blocks. This simple block can have a huge impact on the look of your Squarespace website. In this post, I’ll show you 4 ways how to use the spacer block effectively to make your website look more professional and less DIY. Learn how to use the spacer block to create custom column layouts, and how spacer blocks work on mobile.
Read MoreIf your icons or graphics look blurry or out-of-focus on your Squarespace website, this simple CSS tutorial can help you to make them sharp, clear, and crisp. This method for how to add sharp icons to your Squarespace website using the custom CSS panel will also help you control the size when viewing the mobile version of your site without using spacer blocks.
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