$197.00
Fit check
Great for
Designers
Agencies
Small Businesses
Know before you buy
- Built for Squarespace 7.1; the snippets are not written for 7.0.
- It is a code library, not a plugin with settings, so you paste and edit CSS yourself.
- Most snippets go into the Custom CSS panel, and any that need JavaScript require a plan with Code Injection.
- At $197 it costs more than buying one or two individual plugins, so it makes most sense if you will use several snippets or build sites for clients.
Version7.1
SetupModerate
Overview
CSS Toolbox is Chris Schwartz-Edmisten's library of copy and paste CSS snippets for Squarespace 7.1. It collects 30 small fixes and design touches, from autoplay carousels and navigation dropdown arrows to a floating back to top button and outlined text, for a one time $197.
What you get
- 30 CSS snippets, each with its own walkthrough page in the library
- Navigation and header fixes such as dropdown arrows, fade in dropdowns, clickable folder titles, a logo in the mobile menu and mobile header height
- Gallery, carousel and slideshow tweaks including autoplay, properly aligned arrows and one image per row on mobile
- Blog fixes such as proper post width, inset list width and a banner on blog posts
- Footer and finishing touches including an auto updating copyright year, a top border, an overlapping footer logo and cookie banner styling
- Text effects such as outlined text, a background image inside text, animated link backgrounds and custom bullet points
Who it suits
Squarespace designers and confident site owners who keep searching for the same small CSS fixes and would rather have a tested library from one source than piece snippets together from forums.
Honest limits
- Built for Squarespace 7.1; the snippets are not written for 7.0.
- It is a code library, not a plugin with settings, so you paste and edit CSS yourself.
- Most snippets go into the Custom CSS panel, and any that need JavaScript require a plan with Code Injection.
- At $197 it costs more than buying one or two individual plugins, so it makes most sense if you will use several snippets or build sites for clients.
How it is delivered
Buy CSS Toolbox once on the Schwartz-Edmisten site for $197 and you get access to the snippet library. Each snippet has its own page; you copy the code into Squarespace's Custom CSS panel, or Code Injection where noted, and adjust values such as colours and sizes to suit your design.
Related guide: Squarespace styling plugins and the Squarespace plugins hub.
CSS Toolbox is Chris Schwartz-Edmisten's library of copy and paste CSS snippets for Squarespace 7.1. It collects 30 small fixes and design touches, from autoplay carousels and navigation dropdown arrows to a floating back to top button and outlined text, for a one time $197.
What you get: 30 CSS snippets, each with its own walkthrough page in the library; navigation and header fixes such as dropdown arrows, fade in dropdowns, clickable folder titles, a logo in the mobile menu and mobile header height; gallery, carousel and slideshow tweaks including autoplay, properly aligned arrows and one image per row on mobile; blog fixes such as proper post width, inset list width and a banner on blog posts; footer and finishing touches including an auto updating copyright year, a top border, an overlapping footer logo and cookie banner styling; text effects such as outlined text, a background image inside text, animated link backgrounds and custom bullet points.
Who it suits: Squarespace designers and confident site owners who keep searching for the same small CSS fixes and would rather have a tested library from one source than piece snippets together from forums.
Honest limits: Built for Squarespace 7.1; the snippets are not written for 7.0. It is a code library, not a plugin with settings, so you paste and edit CSS yourself. Most snippets go into the Custom CSS panel, and any that need JavaScript require a plan with Code Injection. At $197 it costs more than buying one or two individual plugins, so it makes most sense if you will use several snippets or build sites for clients.
How it is delivered: Buy CSS Toolbox once on the Schwartz-Edmisten site for $197 and you get access to the snippet library. Each snippet has its own page; you copy the code into Squarespace's Custom CSS panel, or Code Injection where noted, and adjust values such as colours and sizes to suit your design.
What you get: 30 CSS snippets, each with its own walkthrough page in the library; navigation and header fixes such as dropdown arrows, fade in dropdowns, clickable folder titles, a logo in the mobile menu and mobile header height; gallery, carousel and slideshow tweaks including autoplay, properly aligned arrows and one image per row on mobile; blog fixes such as proper post width, inset list width and a banner on blog posts; footer and finishing touches including an auto updating copyright year, a top border, an overlapping footer logo and cookie banner styling; text effects such as outlined text, a background image inside text, animated link backgrounds and custom bullet points.
Who it suits: Squarespace designers and confident site owners who keep searching for the same small CSS fixes and would rather have a tested library from one source than piece snippets together from forums.
Honest limits: Built for Squarespace 7.1; the snippets are not written for 7.0. It is a code library, not a plugin with settings, so you paste and edit CSS yourself. Most snippets go into the Custom CSS panel, and any that need JavaScript require a plan with Code Injection. At $197 it costs more than buying one or two individual plugins, so it makes most sense if you will use several snippets or build sites for clients.
How it is delivered: Buy CSS Toolbox once on the Schwartz-Edmisten site for $197 and you get access to the snippet library. Each snippet has its own page; you copy the code into Squarespace's Custom CSS panel, or Code Injection where noted, and adjust values such as colours and sizes to suit your design.
What it does
- Supplies 30 copy and paste CSS snippets for Squarespace 7.1
- Fixes common navigation, gallery, blog and footer annoyances
- Adds small design touches such as outlined text and custom bullets
Full specifications
Specifications
Squarespace Version
7.1
What it does
Supplies 30 copy and paste css snippets for squarespace 7.1
Fixes common navigation, gallery, blog and footer annoyances
Adds small design touches such as outlined text and custom bullets
Fixes common navigation, gallery, blog and footer annoyances
Adds small design touches such as outlined text and custom bullets
Key Features
30 tested css snippets
Walkthrough page for each snippet
Navigation, gallery and carousel fixes
Blog and footer improvements
Text and link effects
One time payment
Walkthrough page for each snippet
Navigation, gallery and carousel fixes
Blog and footer improvements
Text and link effects
One time payment
Best for
Designers
Agencies
Small businesses
Agencies
Small businesses
Setup Difficulty
Moderate
Considerations
Built for squarespace 7.1; the snippets are not written for 7.0.
It is a code library, not a plugin with settings, so you paste and edit css yourself.
Most snippets go into the custom css panel, and any that need javascript require a plan with code injection.
At $197 it costs more than buying one or two individual plugins, so it makes most sense if you will use several snippets or build sites for clients.
It is a code library, not a plugin with settings, so you paste and edit css yourself.
Most snippets go into the custom css panel, and any that need javascript require a plan with code injection.
At $197 it costs more than buying one or two individual plugins, so it makes most sense if you will use several snippets or build sites for clients.
FAQs
FAQs
What is CSS Toolbox?
A library of 30 copy and paste CSS snippets for Squarespace 7.1 from Chris Schwartz-Edmisten, covering navigation, galleries, carousels, blogs, footers and text effects.
How much does it cost?
It is a one time payment of $197 on the Schwartz-Edmisten site, not a subscription.
Which snippets are included?
Examples include autoplay slideshows and carousels, navigation dropdown arrows, clickable folder titles, a logo in the mobile menu, a floating back to top button, an auto updating copyright year, blog banner and width fixes, cookie banner styling, outlined text and custom bullet points.
Do I need to know CSS?
No, the snippets are copy and paste, but basic CSS knowledge helps when you change colours, sizes or spacing to match a design.
Does it work on Squarespace 7.0?
No. The library is written for Squarespace 7.1.
Is it better than buying individual plugins?
It depends on how many fixes you need. The Toolbox covers many small styling jobs in one purchase, whereas Chris's plugins handle bigger features like mega menus with more guided setup.