A companion to Building Business Websites with Squarespace 7.0
Have you ever been frustrated while trying to drag & drop blocks in the page editor? Are you ending up with weird columns all over the place? Find out how to use the Squarespace layout tools without swearing.
Read MoreSometimes the Squarespace editor goes a bit frazzled in Chrome. For example, if you try to insert a block, it doesn't work. Or perhaps you try to apply a style to some text, and it doesn't take. This is a recent thing, so I am hoping that Squarespace sorts it out - but in the meantime, Firefox seems to work fine without these niggles.
Although LayoutEngine (the Squarespace drag & drop content editor) is powerful, the darned thing can be fiddly to use, too. Especially when it comes to Text Blocks.
I always insert a Line Block whenever I want to split text blocks and move things around. Then, when I'm done moving stuff, I just delete the Line Block.
This website accompanies the book, Building Business Websites with Squarespace, by Miko Coffey, published by Packt.
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This is a sidebar. It is a skinny column of content that you can put on certain pages of your site. Some templates allow you to put a sidebar anywhere; others only allow it on your blog.
This site is a companion to the new book, Building Business Websites with Squarespace 7. Find out how you can buy the book.
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Miko Coffey is a freelance web consultant with over 17 years' professional experience with websites and online marketing.
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