Squarespace 7.1Navigation & Menus

Divider Lines Between Links (Navigation Dropdown)

By Ghost Plugins

Free
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Know before you buy
  • Squarespace 7.1 only.
  • Keep a copy of your Custom CSS before adding new snippets.
Version7.1
SetupEasy

Overview

Divider Lines Between Links (Navigation Dropdown) is a free CSS plugin from Ghost Plugins for Squarespace 7.1. Use it to add divider lines between the links in the navigation dropdown. It changes the header and navigation with a short snippet pasted into Custom CSS, so there is no script to load and nothing to sign up for.

What you get

  • A copy and paste CSS snippet for Squarespace's Custom CSS panel
  • Settings you can adjust in the code: divider style and colour, divider padding
  • Free use on unlimited personal and client sites under Ghost's licence

Who it suits

Designers and site owners who want the header or menu to feel less like a stock Squarespace template without paying for a full navigation plugin.

Honest limits

  • Built for Squarespace 7.1; Ghost does not list 7.0 support.
  • It targets Squarespace's own class names, so a future platform update could change how it looks. Re-check it if something shifts.
  • Free plugins are provided as is; there is no paid support plan attached to them.

How it is delivered

Open the plugin page on Ghost Plugins, copy the CSS and paste it into Custom CSS in your Squarespace site, then save. There is no download, account or checkout. Ghost's licence allows free plugins on unlimited personal and commercial projects, but they cannot be resold, redistributed or bundled into products you sell.

Related guide: Free Squarespace plugins and the Squarespace plugins hub.

Divider Lines Between Links (Navigation Dropdown) is a free CSS plugin from Ghost Plugins for Squarespace 7.1. Use it to add divider lines between the links in the navigation dropdown. It changes the header and navigation with a short snippet pasted into Custom CSS, so there is no script to load and nothing to sign up for.

What you get: a copy and paste CSS snippet for Squarespace's Custom CSS panel; settings you can adjust in the code: divider style and colour, divider padding; free use on unlimited personal and client sites under Ghost's licence.

Who it suits: Designers and site owners who want the header or menu to feel less like a stock Squarespace template without paying for a full navigation plugin.

Honest limits: Built for Squarespace 7.1; Ghost does not list 7.0 support. It targets Squarespace's own class names, so a future platform update could change how it looks. Re-check it if something shifts. Free plugins are provided as is; there is no paid support plan attached to them.

How it is delivered: copy the CSS from the Ghost Plugins page into Custom CSS and save. It is free, with Ghost's licence covering unlimited personal and client sites but not resale.
What it does
  • Add divider lines between the links in the navigation dropdown
Full specifications

FAQs

FAQs

What does Divider Lines Between Links (Navigation Dropdown) do?
It lets you add divider lines between the links in the navigation dropdown. It is a free CSS plugin from Ghost Plugins for Squarespace 7.1.
Is it free?
Yes. It sits in Ghost Plugins' free plugin library, and Ghost's licence lets you use free plugins on unlimited personal and client sites. You cannot resell or redistribute the code.
How do I install it?
Copy the CSS from the Ghost Plugins page and paste it into your site's Custom CSS panel, then save. There is no JavaScript and nothing to add to Code Injection.
What can I change?
The code exposes these settings: divider style and colour, divider padding. You edit the values directly in the CSS.
Does it work on Squarespace 7.0?
Ghost lists it for Squarespace 7.1 only, so do not expect it to work on a 7.0 template.
Anything to know before I add it?
Ghost lists no special notes. Check the result on desktop and mobile after saving, and keep a copy of your Custom CSS before you paste anything new.