The Squarespace mobile menu is so limited. With so many people using mobile, it would be great to have different mobile menu layout options. Especially if they can be compatible with mega menu plugin for an enhanced navigation experience.

An Anonymous User about 1 month ago

💡 Plugin Request

When hovering over the links from one mega menu to another, there’s a pretty distracting flash that happens, especially if you have images in the mega menus. Would love to see a snippet, or more core adjustment added that enables a smoother transition between menus as you go from one to another. Just a simple ease-in-out 0.2 or similar would be ideal. Cheers!

An Anonymous User about 1 month ago

Tutorial / Code Catalogue Requests

I’d love a way to turn off the horizontal scroll and have the columns wrap for really simple tables.

An Anonymous User about 2 months ago

💡 Plugin Request

Hello! On mobile, I noticed the dropdown doesn’t automatically close when tapping outside of the dropdown (only when selecting a dropdown option, the dropdown text, or the dropdown arrow). Would it be possible to add a tweak/feature that allows users to tap elsewhere on the page to dismiss the menu? Love this plugin! Thanks!

An Anonymous User about 2 months ago

Tutorial / Code Catalogue Requests

Hi Will, I’m currently building a Squarespace site where this limitation is becoming very clear. The main site (main-site.com) uses a primary brand palette defined in Site Styles. Within that, I’m also building what is essentially a second brand experience at: /secondary-site/ (with pages like /about, /rentals, /events, etc.) This sub-brand has its own distinct color palette, but it still lives inside the same Squarespace site. CURRENT WORKAROUND body { --white: #ffffff; --lightAccent: #fcecd5; --accent: #b24b1b; --darkAccent: #474f45; --black: #000000; } From there, I have to manually apply these across sections using selectors. THE CHALLENGE Site Styles works great for the primary palette, but there’s no native way to apply a secondary palette to: A group of pages (e.g. everything under /secondary-site/) Specific sections within a page To achieve this currently, I have to: Define a second set of CSS variables Target sections/pages via IDs or collection IDs Override styles for backgrounds, text, buttons, links, etc. Maintain a growing list of selectors like.section-background,.sqs-button-element--primary, etc. It works, but it’s not scalable or easy to maintain. WHAT WOULD HELP A way to define and apply a secondary color palette alongside Site Styles: Create “Palette B” (mirroring Site Styles structure) Apply it at: Page level (ideal for /secondary-site/*) Section level (for mixed-brand layouts) Automatically style all native elements within that scope: Backgrounds Headings & body text Buttons (all types) Links Borders / strokes IDEAL UX Page setting: Color Palette → Default / Palette B Section-level dropdown for palette selection Or a class-based approach (e.g..palette-b) WHY THIS MATTERS This pattern comes up often in real builds: Sub-brands within one domain Program-specific landing pages Multi-offer businesses Even just needing additional accent color systems Right now, it requires a lot of custom CSS and manual consistency management. A built-in or plugin-based solution using scoped variables would make multi-brand builds much easier and more maintainable. I would absolutely pay for something like this. Thanks for considering this ✌️

An Anonymous User 2 months ago

💡 Plugin Request

I would like to be able to have one of the middle options be the default without it being an anchor link that when the page is loaded goes to the anchor link, but rather the page still loads normally the middle tab is selected by default upon scrolling down to it. Currently, the only way to have a middle tier as default is to set it as an anchor link but when the page loads, it goes straight down to the tabbed table.

An Anonymous User 2 months ago

Tutorial / Code Catalogue Requests

Hi Will, I recently purchased your Secondary Navigation plugin for Squarespace 7.1 and I have to say—it’s really well done. It’s been a great addition to my build. I’m currently working on refining the mobile experience and ran into a UX/UI consideration I wanted to run by you. On mobile, the combined list of native navigation links and secondary navigation links can start to feel visually dense. To improve clarity, I’m trying to style only the secondary navigation links with a different color—specifically within the mobile menu—so users can more easily distinguish between the two groups. I’ve been experimenting with CSS, but I haven’t been able to isolate the secondary navigation link color on mobile without affecting other navigation elements. Is there a recommended way to target only the secondary navigation links in the mobile menu? Appreciate any guidance you can offer—and again, great work on the plugin. Best, Kristina

An Anonymous User 3 months ago

Tutorial / Code Catalogue Requests

I’m trying to find a plugin that would randomise blog posts (presumably in the summary block?) rather than just show the latest posts overall or within categories and tags.

An Anonymous User 3 months ago

💡 Plugin Request

a plugin that allows you to set the link for all primary buttons to the primary CTA. eg. they all point to contact and when you change the button text and/or link, it updates all primary buttons. It’s often the case that buttons are used as a primary CTA, and secondary buttons used for unique use-cases, such as read more, download a brochure etc.

An Anonymous User 3 months ago

💡 Plugin Request

Could we get a broken link checker in the Chrome extension? something that checks for any broken links on the page. It would also be great if it could show if it’s a follow/no-follow link.

An Anonymous User 3 months ago

💡 Plugin Request

I would love to know how to do this feature with the logo at the bottom of the page when first on site, and as you scroll, it moves to the top menu. See Example. https://www.marikostudio.com/ Thanks!

An Anonymous User 3 months ago

Tutorial / Code Catalogue Requests

This is my second plug-in from Will and really love how straight forward it is to use and detailed instructions is fantastic. I would love to have the option to create drop shadow for the events to make them standout. Not sure if this is feasible to code but love to have them.

An Anonymous User 4 months ago

Tutorial / Code Catalogue Requests

Trying to create a section that has the Title and description on the left, then a gallery block on the right that scrolls through when the user scrolls down (but thw title and description stay the same.

An Anonymous User 5 months ago

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💡 Plugin Request

Would love the ability to shuffle the hero slider sections on page load. Ref: https://www.hello-world.studio/work

An Anonymous User 6 months ago

Tutorial / Code Catalogue Requests

Unfiltered events work as expected, but when I point data-source to a tag- or category-filtered Events URL (for example: /events?tag=BICA+School or /events?category=BICA+School), the carousel returns no items — even though those URLs render correctly in the browser and show multiple events. The filtering works great with blog posts, but it does not seem to work for event posts.

An Anonymous User 6 months ago

Tutorial / Code Catalogue Requests

Would like to have the tabs overlay over the image, and have the image be full bleed

An Anonymous User 7 months ago

Pocket Tabs

💡 Plugin Request

Are there plans to create a version of the Browser extension for other Browsers, Specifically Firefox?

guidingbrands 7 months ago

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Tutorial / Code Catalogue Requests

Near the bottom of Will’s custom video element demo page, there is a list of features in a cool menu style where each feature has a title, icon, and text. Was this created with a plugin that’s currently available?

An Anonymous User 7 months ago

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Plugin Idea

Tutorial / Code Catalogue Requests

Would like a layout with the images on the left side of the section and the list (or index) on the right side of the section.

An Anonymous User 8 months ago

Code Snippet

💡 Plugin Request