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6. Code Injectors—Add Custom Code

Sarah Martin

(1)Humble, Texas, USA

The previous chapter explored the different programming languages used in Squarespace websites. You learned to recognize the difference between HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and the different roles these languages have within a website. This chapter will explore the tools for working with custom code and the Squarespace code injectors. There are many different places to inject, or add, custom code. However, before we can add custom code you need the right tools for writing the code.

Use a Code Editor

Code needs to be written in a code editor , also known as a text editor. ...

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