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Squarespace 7.1's default portfolio pagination works, but it looks a little bare. This tutorial walks through a complete CSS setup, broken into sections you can copy one by one. Add labels above each link, style the background, stack everything neatly on mobile, and optionally hide project titles on small screens for a cleaner compact view.
Learn how to fully clean up sold-out products in Squarespace 7.1 using CSS. Disable image and title links, hide prices, and remove the Add to Cart button across both Store pages and Product blocks.
Learn how to fully clean up sold-out products in Squarespace 7.1 using CSS. Disable image and title links, hide prices, and remove the Add to Cart button across both Store pages and Product blocks.
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