Latest SEO Guide: How to Add Content Blocks in Squarespace 2024

Latest SEO Guide: How to Add Content Blocks in Squarespace 2024

By Michael Turner

February 1, 2025 at 03:47 AM

Blocks are essential content elements in Squarespace that allow you to customize your pages through drag-and-drop functionality. They can include text, images, buttons, forms, and various other content types.

How to Add Blocks:

Version 7.1:

  1. Open Pages panel and select your page
  2. Click Edit in top-left corner
  3. Position cursor over desired section
  4. Click Add Block
  5. Select or search for block type

Version 7.0:

  1. Open Pages panel
  2. Select page to edit
  3. Position cursor and click Edit
  4. Click + or insertion point
  5. Choose block type

"Page editing options"

"Page editing options"

Drag and Drop Method:

  • Drag block from menu
  • Follow guide lines
  • Drop in desired location

Common Block Types:

  • Text: For written content and headlines
  • Image: For photos and graphics
  • Gallery: For image collections
  • Form: To collect visitor information
  • Button: For calls to action
  • Video: For embedded videos
  • Audio: For sound files
  • Social Links: For social media connections
  • Newsletter: For email subscriptions
  • Product: For store items

Where You Can Add Blocks:

  • Block sections
  • Blog posts
  • Event descriptions
  • Footer
  • Design pages
  • Headers (7.0)
  • Product information
  • Sidebars (7.0)

Restricted Areas (No Blocks):

  • Smart design sections
  • Collection page sections
  • Gallery sections
  • Site headers
  • Store pages
  • Cover pages

Editing Blocks:

  1. Click Edit on page
  2. Select block
  3. Click pencil icon or double-click
  4. Make changes in block editor

Troubleshooting Tips:

  • Ensure editor is open
  • Check if area supports blocks
  • Clear browser cache
  • Update browser
  • Disable extensions
  • Verify you're using a compatible area

Premium Block Features:

  • Amazon product links
  • Donation collection
  • Menu displays
  • OpenTable integration
  • JavaScript in code blocks

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