Are you tired of using those same boring bullet points on your Squarespace website? Have you ever wished that customizing them was as easy as changing font color, style and something a little more unique than a dot? Well, now it is!

Adding a Jump To Recipe button on your Squarespace blog is simple and straightforward once you know how! By utilizing the code block in Squarespace to create your anchor link, you can quickly create an organized website with helpful features to keep readers engaged with all of the delicious recipes posted on your site.

Have you ever wondered how to change the video block size in Squarespace? If so, this blog post is for you! In this post, we'll walk through the steps of changing video block size using custom CSS.

In this Squarespace tutorial, you’ll learn how to use some simple CSS to rotate literally anything on your Squarespace website!

Have you ever wanted to make something on your Squarespace website transparent? With the opacity property in CSS, you can easily do that, and this tutorial will teach you how!

In this free Squarespace tutorial, you’ll learn how to curve the corners of any and every image on your Squarespace website.

Aligning objects within a single content block as well as between multiple content blocks is now easier than ever before in Squarespace thanks to the new alignment feature!

Showing additional info in a popup is a great way to give visitors more information without cluttering your page. It's also an effective way to make sure your user experience is as smooth as possible. But did you know that you can create custom text-only popup using CSS?

In this Squarespace tutorial, you'll learn how to add an Instagram reel to a blog post. I use a 7.1 version site in this tutorial, but the process is the same for older versions of Squarespace.

In this Squarespace tutorial, you’ll learn how to add code to the footer of your website that will automatically update the year using HTML & Javascript.

SVGs are scalable vector graphics; image files that can be resized without getting pixilated or distorted. In Squarespace, we can’t add them to an image block, but we can still use them on your site, and this tutorial will teach you how!