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How to modify a website's source code (Squarespace)

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Click on this if you want to add a custom code (or string) to a Squarespace website.

Click on this if you want to add a custom code (or string) to a Wordpress website.

Click on this if you want to add a custom code (or string) to your blog (Blogger/Blogspot).

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  1. Read this FAQ on Squarespace

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    The Squarespace platform has built-in features for adding custom code, like Code Block, CSS Editor, and Code Injection. This article by Squarespace will show you how to add your own different types of custom code and there you may find a video tutorial:

    Advanced Customizations & Adding Custom Code

    Note: You may check the full guide on adding codes here of Squarespace's website.

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