How CSS Code for Squarespace Can Change Your Website
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This is just a little snapshot of how CSS code can alter the look of you Squarespace website. Squarespace is a super user-friendly platform and its fairly easy to DIY. I say fairly because, truth be told, for a fully customized, truly polished Squarespace site, you likely want to use some CSS code.
CSS code for Squarespace sites can help you customize pre-existing elements like newsletter forms and contact forms. It can also help you get rid of some annoying preset features like underlines under links in the header menu and in your footer. (I personally think sites look way more polished without these underlines under links - especially in the footer).
To demonstrate what CSS code can accomplish in a Squarespace website, I'm sharing this little demo that's part of my Squarespace 7.1 crash course.
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