Nearly everything we've covered so far has been achieved using the standard editing and configuration tools within Squarespace. These tools have been designed to enable non-designers/developers to create fairly sophisticated, professional websites without needing to use any code. However, when these tools don't suffice, it's possible to add or amend the Squarespace code to bend the templates or styles to fit your preferences. Alternately, if Squarespace doesn't include the functionality you need, you can also embed code from other places to complement the functions that come with Squarespace. If working with code seems outside your comfort zone, don't worry: there are plenty of resources that you can use as a guide. In this chapter, we'll introduce the different ways you can apply code adjustments and cover how and where you can get help—either from Squarespace directly, from the community of Squarespace users, or from an external professional...