In this chapter we will explore the built-in styling tools that Squarespace offers. These tools are user friendly and require no custom coding. The styling tools are all found in the Design panel. The main style tool is the Style Editor. The Style Editor contains different settings based on the template. Each of these settings is called a Tweak. Tweaks can be anything from layout options to colors and fonts. The newer template families have more Tweaks than the older templates. Older templates can usually achieve the same style customization using CSS if the template lacks a Style ...
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3. Styling Your Site
Sarah Martin1
(1)Humble, Texas, USA
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