Here are two css snippets to help you switch the default alignment of your main nav folder dropdowns items. Switch from left-aligned to right-aligned or vice versa.

Keep the aspect ratio of your background images the same, so they don’t get cut off on mobile. This tutorial will give you some simple and adjustable code to make your background images never get cropped.

This plugin allows you add a simple & clean autoplaying video element to your website.

Similar to the Blog Banner Plugin, this plugin allows you to choose from 4 different banner styles for your Event Pages. Demo Available

Handy little trick to switch between HEX, HSL, & RGB color values in the web inspector. Check it out on my Instagram page.

Anchors links allow you to jump to a specific section of a page. But they can present a problem if your header is fixed to the top of the screen. When you jump to an anchor, the text can get covered by the header. This trick fixes that.

Here is a custom project I worked on for Valia Ventures. The result is a filterable portfolio element with images that pop up on hover of each portfolio item. Check it out.

In this tutorial, I’m going to walk you through how to replace the site title (or Site Logo) on a specific page of your website.

This is an update to my previous tutorial on how to add a Banner image to blog posts. Free version & Pro version both got updated and come with better performance and simpler CSS customizations.

Now with Sticky Sections. Check out the demo.

Let’s add this polaroid image effect to an image block in Squarespace. Complete with that textured feel of a polaroid, lighting, and arts-y tilts.

Marketing is an effort to encourage trust in your business and make sure that people know what you offer and how it could benefit them. This process is a lot less linear. I prefer to think of the customer’s journey less of moving from one step to the next, and more as kind of swirling around in a twisty marketing-phase cloud until the customer decides to make a purchase.

In this tutorial, let’s talk about the ways in which we can add Custom CSS to a Squarespace site and the benefits / tradeoffs of each of these options. There are 4 main places you can add CSS onto your website:

1. The Custom CSS Area

2. The Page Header Code Injection Area

3. Code Block

4. Site Header Code Injection Area

A tutorial on adding blur effects in Squarespace. I will go over adding this effect in Squarespace 7.1, but if you’re on Squarespace 7.0, I have some code for you at the bottom. Blurring an image is actually quite simple through CSS, all we need to use is the filter property.

Add a sidebar page navigation to your Squarespace 7.1 website. This plugin comes with 4 different styles, each with an indicator showing the user where on the page they’re located. Check out this demo to see what it looks like!

The super easy Squarespace Slider allows you to add a slider onto your Squarespace 7.1 or Squarespace 7.0 Brine Template website. For beginner users - no advanced knowledge of code necessary.

Let’s switch the date and month fields from MM/DD/YYYY to DD/MM/YYYY. Us American’s (as well as a few other stragglers) are sticking to our confusing date configurations. And as long as Squarespace doesn’t update their form date fields, you will also have to deal with it.

Let’s switch the date and month fields from MM/DD/YYYY to DD/MM/YYYY. Us American’s (as well as a few other stragglers) are sticking to our confusing date configurations. And as long as Squarespace doesn’t update their form date fields, you will also have to deal with it.

Change the background of your page as you scroll down. It works with different colors, videos, or images in your section background. Choose to transition the entire page or just a few sections.

Let’s build a loading animation that automatically imports the favicon (browser icon) of your website and makes it bounce (through CSS animations) until the page is fully loaded.