To enhance your website with unique features, we have developed a selection of FREE Squarespace plugins, These plugins are available at no cost, allowing everyone to easily integrate them into their Squarespace websites.

We like CSS here at PixelHaze, it sits on the cusp of technical and visual work - uniting both sides of the brain (and both sides of our team).

We’ve developed numerous plugins utilising CSS, which you can check out here, but we’d also like to share some cool little snippets that can help personalise your site.

Gradient buttons for Squarespace 7.1 and Fluid Engine! All the CSS code is here and ready to use.

In an ever-growing series of blog posts aimed at alleviating some truly irritating Squarespace quirks, we’ve arrived at how you can tailor Squarespace Galleries to display images in a single column.

Recently, we had a project that focused heavily on the photography on the site; we loved the aesthetic that the transparent navigation gave as it didn’t detract from the beauty of the images.

I spend a lot of my time with code (cool, I know) and I’m always looking to add a distinct flourish to websites with CSS, so sometimes I need to drill the styles section by section so that what I’m adding doesn’t get applied to the whole page, or even the whole site (heaven forbid).

As the first post in her CSS for Squarespace series, developer Rebecca Harpain provides you with everything you need to get started to install custom code for any bespoke Squarespace template.

Rebecca Harpain (InsideTheSquare) is launching a free css button basics course for Squarespace designers over on her website, InsideTheSquare.co later today. We’d strongly recommend that you check it out.