If you are using Squarespace to build an e-commerce website, you need to learn how to move pictures around on that site. Doing so is simply a matter of "grabbing" the picture with the cursor and dragging it to a new location. You can use this technique to create rows of equal size even with pictures of different sizes.
If you're using Squarespace to build and host your business site, a big part of your job is probably going to involve moving pictures around on your website, as inventories and promotions change. To learn how to do that, keep reading.
Squarespace makes website building easy with its block layout format. Every Squarespace website has an invisible grid laid over it, and blocks that contain pictures or other elements are placed on this grid at specific locations. To move a picture, all you need to do is drag the block containing it to new coordinates, using the guidelines that appear to work out the best position.
To move a picture block to a new location, just hover the cursor over the block until it turns into a hand. If it doesn't change, click or tap on the picture. Next, click on the block to "grab" it and drag it to a new location. To set its exact position, line it up with the guidelines.
You might want to have your pictures appear all in a row and, if you do, you need them to all be the same height, of course. Fortunately, you don't need to go and resize all the picture blocks by hand. Instead, once you have the first one set in its proper location, grab the next picture block you want in the row, and move it around the first. Guidelines will appear that show the placement and size. Once the guidelines are set the way you want, place the block. Keep repeating this procedure for all the other pictures in the row.
If you need assistance getting your website to look right, you can contact a Squarespace representative. You can use the help forum, email, or chat. Squarespace has no customer service phone number.
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