Hey friend,
A quick admin note, I’m going to be taking some time off next week, so I will be slower to respond to emails and support tickets. Now onto the main event…
I just published 2 articles about adding comments to your code within Squarespace. To be honest, comments within code is a bit of a dry topic, but if you want to take your web design skills to the next level, you need to learn how to comment your code effectively.
In the first article, I talk about just the mechanics of comments within Squarespace—what types of comments you can use, and where you can use them. In the next article, I go over 4 best practices for maintaining clean and organized code within the Custom CSS area. Hope you enjoy!
Keep building,
Will
TUTORIALS
Adding Comments to your Code in Squarespace
Learn the different types of comments you can add and where you can add them on your Squarespace website.
Custom CSS Best Practices: Maintaining Clean and Organized Code
If you’re building a custom Squarespace website, you’ll surely be adding Custom CSS. In this article, I’m going to go over some best practices for maintaining clean and organized code in your custom CSS area.
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