Your images are more than eye candy; they’re your “creative assets,” your brand identity, and a part of your website experience. If you’re on Squarespace 7.1, you may be wondering how to safeguard all these assets from theft, misuse, or undesired downloads.

Positioning your logo and site title correctly is critical for branding. Squarespace 7.1 doesn’t offer built-in flexibility to change header alignment completely. However, with custom CSS and layout logic, you can achieve full control.

Want to be able to change the header color on a Squarespace page, but not the rest of your site? So, I’m going to run you through how you can do it with a simple little CSS hack. Perfect for adding visual interest

Squarespace 7.1 does not allow for native use of a separate logo per page. But you are free to do this, you can override the global logo by custom CSS/JS and page selectors. These are means for allowing visual diversity without altering the website-wide settings.

Featuring a “Scroll to top” button on a Squarespace is a good practice and improves the UX (User Experience) as it enables the visitors to return to the top of the page easily.