Squarespace 7.1 may not support split navigation, but with this code workaround, you can still achieve this look for your website design.

Squarespace recently released Fluid Engine, their newest editing system for Squarespace 7.1. The most notable difference between the older Classic Editor and Fluid Engine is the ability to move blocks throughout a section on a new grid system, rather than having to use a spacer block or custom CSS.

When building your business website there are so many different things to consider, but the first is deciding which platform you want to use. There are infinite options, but typically WordPress and Squarespace remain supreme in terms of features and customizability. Deciding between the two can be difficult but before selecting one or the other here are a few questions to consider.

Many website users want to enter the world of Squarespace but may think it’s too late since they already have an existing website or domain. That is a myth and you can easily transfer your existing domain to a Squarespace website. If you have an existing domain that you purchased through a third party provider, then this is how you can transfer it to Squarespace and start managing it on the platform.

There’s no use having a beautifully designed website if nobody can find it on search engines. Thankfully Squarespace already optimizes all their websites by default, however, did you know there are extra things that can help your website become even more visible on search engines? You don’t even need to be a search engine optimization (SEO) expert!

It can be so exciting to get started with a brand new website, especially on Squarespace! On Squarespace, deciding on the design of your website can be fun but it can evidently also be overwhelming.

Squarespace is a platform that values being an all-in-one platform that offers a seamless experience to not only create beautifully designed websites, but also email campaigns.

Looking to incorporate your brand’s unique style or just go for that custom look? Follow our easy tutorial to add custom fonts to your Squarespace 7.0 or 7.1 website. No premium plugins required!

While Squarespace 7.1 certainly has some new and improved features that we are big fans of, there is one feature that we are missing big time from our 7.0 favorites: a sidebar. But thankfully the team from SQSP Themes has you covered with their Squarespace Sidebar Plugin.