When adding blocks to your site, you can use a block by itself to create a single column, or add multiple blocks side-by-side to create multiple columns.

You may want to combine columns and rows to customize your page. For more defined spaces, use a Line Block: For an open space, use a Spacer Block: Combine columns and rows. To keep these blocks separate, we recommend dividing your text with a Line or Spacer Block. Text Blocks stacked often merge into a single block. Tap the + icon in the top-right corner to open the block menu. Tap Edit or the pencil icon in the top-right corner. Tap the title of the page you want to edit. As you drag the block, use the guidelines and boxes to choose the new placement.įor more detailed steps, follow the sections below. Click and drag the block to move it around the page. You can also search at the top of the menu with words like image, text, or form. Click the + button or an insert point to open the block menu. To visitors, the page will be blank without any text. Start editing and add content blocks.” This message only appears to you until you add blocks to the page. If you are using several images, this can mean a lot of scrolling for your visitors. This means that if you have image blocks placed side by side, they will be stacked when viewed from a mobile device. To help your site be more mobile-friendly, Squarespace deletes spacer blocks and stacks the remaining blocks on top of each other. Blocks floating in a Text Block (for example, images wrapped in text) display above the Text Block in mobile view. Watch the video above to see how this works.

To keep a block stacked with another block, drag the block and drop it when the guideline (the horizontal line) runs the length of the other block.

Squarespace text blocks merging