How To Create Overlapping Logo in Squarespace 7.1

First things first, download the Chrome extension Squarespace Collection/ Block Identifier. It will pop up in the upper right hand corner of your screen when you are using Chrome:

Then find the block code of the element you want to overlap using the “Squarespace Collection/ Block Identifier” plugin for Chrome and then add that bit of code with margin-top after it and if you want it further up increase from 30% to 90% for example!

The code you will be using is:

#block-yui_whatever{margin-top-150px}

Example:

#block-yui_3_17_2_1_1618979555098_10962 {margin-top:-30%}

Want to see a video tutorial of how to overlap a photo/ icon on Squarespace 7.0? It is very similar to how you do it in 7.1. Watch below!

Sometimes this ends up messing things up on mobile.

In that case, you can try to finagle everything, or you can just hide the element altogether on mobile.


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