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Once Squarespace introduced section IDs, it became much easier to apply custom tweaks. Now you can target sections using real IDs in CSS and JavaScript—instead of relying on cryptic [data-section] attributes. You can even reuse the same code across multiple sections or pages, which makes simple templating possible. When is this useful? There are plenty […]
If you’re developing in Squarespace, chances are some CSS or JS coding will not work in admin mode. Previewing mobile in Chrome Dev tools is also a problem, as by default Squarespace shows pages panel rather than the actual site (if you’re logged in). And if you don’t have a custom domain, that might be […]
Sometimes you need to use the font that is not available on SquareSpace