All posts in Code Snippets

Ishimoto Template: Full width Footer with Custom Social Media Icon Links

your-site-title

How to add a Full Width Footer to Ishimoto Template

This tutorial will take you step by step through adding a full width footer to the Ishimoto template. This may come in handy if you need custom social icons (eg change the facebook link to a fan page instead of a personal account). However, you can actually add any other type of block as well. You can view the example website for the next two weeks until the trial expires- http://h-hitt.squarespace.com/new-gallery/ .

Continue reading →

Add Google+ Share Button

Google Plus Share Button Logo

The New Google+ Share Button

Just when you think you have all the social media icons one could ever need (or at least want), Google releases another one. And just in case a simple +1 button isn’t enough for your adoring fans, they can now share your content within all their circles with a Google+ Share Button! Yeah! Woohoo! Are we excited yet?!

google share buttons examples Add Google+ Share Button  photo

Google+ Share Button Examples

Continue reading →

Creating Inline Social Media Share Buttons

2012-04-05_1708

Squarespace Sharing Hell

One of the biggest frustrations I hear from Squarespace users is trying to line up those dang Social Media Share buttons. There’s only three html snippets and it’s easy to use them up on Facebook, Google+, and Twitter. What if you want to use them somewhere else? It’s for this reason that I’m writing this post before showing you how to use Google Adsense Part 2 (or any other type of ads for that matter) in these html snippets. So first we need to get these social media icons in one snippet of code. Get ready to try out some custom CSS. I promise it won’t hurt too bad!

inline social media icons Creating Inline Social Media Share Buttons photo
Continue reading →

Using Google Adsense in Squarespace Part 1

Google-adsense-for-squarespace

Google Adsense for Content

Most of us know how to manually cut and paste Adsense code into our blog posts. But there are a couple of other options that may appeal to those who don’t have time, the patience, or in my case too lazy to want to mess with it. Truth is, I hate it and think it “uglies” up a website, but this isn’t a discussion on aesthetics. I get it though, some of us need to at least make enough money online and get our monthly Squarespace subscription plan covered. So first, let’s get the basics out of the way. Continue reading →

Google Webmaster Tools Verification

google_web_tools

Google webmaster tools logo Google Webmaster Tools Verification photo

Free Webmaster Tools

A couple of tools you should incorporate into any website (including Squarespace) are Bing Webmaster tools and Google Webmaster Tools. They are free and can give you invaluable insights to what content viewers are most interested along with details on how search engines are indexing your website and the search terms that people are using to find you.
Continue reading →

 
Loading...
Join over 100 folks and get our free monthly SSP Newsletter.
No-Spam Guarantee. Ever.