Adding Content with Blocks | Squarespace 7.1 (Fluid Engine)

Blocks are drag-and-drop features that display content on your site. You'll use them to customize your pages with a variety of content, like text, images, buttons, and forms. In this guide, you'll learn about the different types of blocks available and how to add them to content areas, such as layout pages or blog posts.

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[JesseDavGoproguy]

I absolutely love, love, love this new feature. Really easy to work with. I've been impressed with Squarespace lately.

[thedylanrogers]

I have buttons overlapping as a call to action at the bottom of some colored text blocks. How do you make those buttons remain overlapping relative to that colored text block that they are associated with?

[ceasewatercolorarts]

OK I'm lost. I'm trying to add a newsletter block and my "edit" looks nothing like this. I just want a simple block added to my main page and I've watched this, read your site, and tried 20 times. My main page doesn't look like this. Is there some sort of upgrade I am supposed to do or something? I thought this was supposed to be "simple".

[martinstrandgaard]

Hi Squarespace team,
I am trying to build my website using your platform and blocks and its not working out at all. I saw your next video about "moving blocks" and comments have been disabled on that one so I will post my question here.

I am trying to make a portfolio where I showcase multiple videofiles in a simple grit and I just want it to fill out the whole width of the page. I understand that blocks are smart IF you want a generic looking website with LARGE safe margins/negative space to the sides but in my case I just want the grit of video files to fill the page. This should be a quite simple task but it seems impossible to do it with Squarespace. Am I missing some hidden feature or will this only be possible once I have purchased the subscription?

Thank you

[businesstimeentertainment]

I absolutely hate, hate, hate this new feature that's been forced upon me. Now I have to re-learn everything and it's SO much more difficult. Really unhappy, squarespace.