Will Squarespace updates break our customisations?

Rarely — Squarespace maintains strong backwards compatibility. Well-namespaced CSS and defensive JavaScript survive updates for years.

Can you customise 7.0 templates too?

Yes, but we always recommend upgrading to 7.1 first — 7.0 is legacy and less flexible.

Squarespace Template Customization

You've bought a Squarespace template but it looks like everyone else's. We customise Squarespace templates with custom CSS, code injection, custom fonts and section-level styling to give you a bespoke visual identity while keeping the CMS your team already knows.

By WebsiteAndGoUpdated Aug 4, 2026 4 min read

Why this matters

Custom CSS injected via the code editor
Bespoke typography with self-hosted or Google fonts
Custom section styling per template
Custom header, footer and mobile menu
Advanced animations via JavaScript injection

How far customisation can go

With Custom CSS + Code Injection, most visual limitations disappear — custom headers, animated hero sections, colour theming, typography scales, custom form styling and interactive elements. What we can't do: change the underlying template engine or add server-side logic.

Keeping customisations upgrade-safe

We namespace all custom CSS with a project prefix, keep a documented codebase in Git, and version every code injection so future Squarespace updates don't overwrite work. Your team can safely edit content without touching the customisations.

What's included

Custom CSS Code injection Typography Custom animations Namespaced code

Frequently asked questions

Rarely — Squarespace maintains strong backwards compatibility. Well-namespaced CSS and defensive JavaScript survive updates for years.
Yes, but we always recommend upgrading to 7.1 first — 7.0 is legacy and less flexible.

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