Topic
Editing
29 guides across 4 sections
Squarespace14
- Adding buttons & linksHow to add clickable buttons and text links to any Squarespace page, including linking to other pages, external websites, and email addresses.
- Changing fonts, colors & site stylesHow to update your site-wide fonts, colors, spacing, and design settings using Squarespace's Site Styles panel.
- Changing your logo & site titleHow to update your logo image, site title, and browser icon in Squarespace so your branding appears consistently across every page.
- Checking the mobile viewHow to preview and check how your Squarespace website looks on phones and tablets, and what to do if something looks wrong.
- Editing your navigation menuHow to add, remove, rename, and reorder items in your Squarespace navigation menus, including creating dropdown menus.
- How to edit & replace imagesStep-by-step instructions for swapping out images, adjusting focal points, and adding alt text in Squarespace.
- How to edit a pageStep-by-step instructions for opening the Squarespace editor, making changes to a page, and saving or publishing your work.
- How to edit textStep-by-step instructions for clicking into text blocks, typing, formatting, and saving text changes on any Squarespace page.
- Publishing your changesHow saving and publishing work in Squarespace — when changes go live, and what to do if your changes aren't showing up.
- Sections & blocks explainedUnderstand how Squarespace pages are built from sections and blocks, and learn how to add, move, and delete them.
- Undoing changes & recovering pagesWhat Squarespace can and can't recover when something goes wrong, from undoing edits and restoring deleted pages to copying a page before a big change.
- Using the Squarespace blogHow the Squarespace blog works, how to set it up, and how to manage posts, categories, and author profiles.
- Working with formsHow to add contact forms and other forms to your Squarespace site, configure them, and find your form submissions.
- Writing & publishing a blog postStep-by-step instructions for creating, writing, formatting, and publishing a blog post in Squarespace.
Elementor7
- Copying & pasting styles in ElementorLearn how to copy the visual style from one element and apply it to another using Elementor's Copy and Paste style options.
- Duplicating & deleting elements in ElementorLearn how to duplicate and delete sections, columns, and widgets in Elementor — and how to undo accidental deletions.
- Editing buttons & links in ElementorLearn how to change a button's label, destination URL, color, and style in the Elementor editor.
- How to add a new section in ElementorLearn how to add a new content section (or container) to any page in Elementor, choose a column layout, and fill it with widgets.
- How to edit & swap images in ElementorLearn how to replace, resize, and adjust images on your Elementor page using the Image widget and background image settings.
- How to edit text in ElementorStep-by-step guide to editing headings, paragraphs, and any text on your Elementor-powered page.
- The most useful Elementor widgetsA guide to the Elementor widgets you will use most often — what each one does and when to use it.
WordPress7
- Deleting & restoring pages and postsLearn how to safely delete pages and posts in WordPress and how to restore them from the trash if you change your mind.
- How to add and edit linksLearn how to add hyperlinks to text, buttons, and images in WordPress — including internal links, external links, and how to remove or change a link.
- How to duplicate a pageLearn how to duplicate an existing WordPress page or post to use as a starting point — saving time when creating similar content.
- Reusable blocks & patternsLearn how to save blocks as synced patterns (formerly reusable blocks) or use block patterns to quickly add professionally designed sections to any page or post.
- The most useful blocks, explainedA plain-English guide to the WordPress blocks you'll use most often — what each one does and when to use it.
- Undo mistakes with revisionsLearn how to use WordPress revisions to view the history of a page or post and restore an earlier saved version, so most editing mistakes can be undone.
- Working with blocksLearn how to add, move, delete, and customize blocks in the WordPress block editor — the building pieces of every page and post.