How to Sign-off your Name in a Custom Font - Squarespace 7.1

You get to the bottom of your About page and figure it would be nice to 'sign off' with a pretty handwritten script font instead. You already now how to import custom fonts into Squarespace 7.1, so you just need to know how to put your skills altogether.

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to create a beautiful and custom sign-off name or message on your Squarespace About page like this one!

Firstly, there are a few preparation steps to help speed up this process:

  1. Make sure you have already imported your custom fonts into Squarespace

  2. You have a Squarespace Business Plan or higher (no custom CSS code in Personal plans)

 

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Great, now let's move on to a real example.

. . .

1. Add Code Block and create a new heading (e.g. h5) with HTML. Add your message and/or name.

<h5> Much love, </h5>
<h5> Emily </h5>

Tip: New line, new bracket.

Squarespace Code Block HTML sign off name
 

2. Go to Design > Custom CSS > Then copy & paste this code

h5 { 
  font-family: 'Amalfi'!important;
  font-size: 20px;
  color: inherit;
  line-height: 2em;
}

Note - things to customise:

  • Change font-size to your preferred size.

  • You can customise the colour any colour you like.

  • Line height will also have to be adjusted depending on your font style.

Squarespace Custon Font sign off name

Extra Tip to center your code-block text

If you want your code block text to be centered (instead of to the right - by default), then check out this quick and easy tutorial on how to center code block texts.


Ooh, before you go! Grab my top 15 Squarespace CSS snippets (for 7.0 and 7.1). Try them out and watch the magic happen!

Try it out and let me know how you went! If you have any questions, comment below or slide in my DMs @arohavisuals.

How to Sign-off your Name in a Custom Font - Squarespace 7.1

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Emily Peilan

Squarespace Web Designer | Creating stylish, chic and modern websites that convert for the Creative Entrepreneur and Small Businesses. 

https://www.arohavisuals.com
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