Modern website design trends lean towards minimalism, interactivity, and user navigation. In this interchange, using a clean, responsive SVG icon in place of Squarespace 7.1’s default “Login” or “Account” text means your site not only looks better

If you’re running a business, blog, online course, or creative platform, building a community is one of the most powerful ways to grow. A forum encourages connection, drives engagement, and increases

Squarespace 7.1 puts your site’s header (which includes your logo, navigation, and utility links) at the top of the page by default. But what if, instead, you want your very first section (ie, a giant hero banner and/or video background) to be positioned above the header?

If your Squarespace website shifts left and right when scrolling either on desktop, mobile, or both, you're dealing with an issue commonly known as horizontal scroll overflow.

There are times when you find yourself wanting to insert a simple, easy-to-manage line of text across the top of your site’s navigation for a special holiday message or maybe a promotional announcement

If you feel like you are stuck waiting for 5, 10, or even 15+ minutes for a section of Squarespace 7.1 to load, you are not mistaken. You’re suffering from the platform’s most maddening and widespread performance problem: editor sluggishness.

A well-designed website starts with intuitive navigation. If you’re using Squarespace 7.1, you may notice that parent menu items, the ones with dropdowns, often don’t show any visible arrow indicators by default.

Building and controlling a portfolio on the internet should be easy for anyone, especially designers, creatives, and businesses exhibiting many projects. But if you are on Squarespace 7.1, you might have run into an annoying limitation:

Squarespace 7.1 offers flexible drag-and-drop page building using sections and modular blocks that make up your site's content. But what if you've designed the perfect section on one page and want to reuse it on another page without rebuilding it from scratch?

A lot of creatives and entrepreneurs who start with a Squarespace site will want to change up the design down the road, whether in response to a rebrand, to optimize usability, or to keep up-to-date with the latest design fads.