Saved Sections Across Multiple Websites!

  • This is a Squarespace Circle-Exclusive Feature.

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Saved Sections have long been a time-saver on Squarespace websites. You can save backup versions of each chunk of your website, and no need to reinvent the wheel redesigning a section you’ve already made to replicate a similar style on another page. But until now, you could only save sections and use them elsewhere within the same website.

Now it’s easier than ever to reuse your beautifully designed sections … across multiple websites! Circle Members can not only save sections for use elsewhere on the same website, but now we can save sections to our Squarespace account for use across multiple websites! And the styles will update to match whatever site it’s in.

 
saved section menu with options for "this site" and "your account"
 

See How Easy it is to Save Your Sections

Watch the YouTube video for a step-by-step tour 🪄👩🏻‍💻

 

Saved Section Capabilities and Limitations

There are a couple of limitations to the types of sections that can and can’t be saved. Check them out.

 

What You Can Save

  • Regular sections

  • Auto-list sections

  • Even footer sections!

 

What You Can’t Save

  • Headers

  • Collection Pages like Blogs or Events

  • Collection sub-pages (blog posts, etc.)

 

Editing A Saved Section

Once you’ve inserted a Saved Section into a website you’re working on, you can change it up to retrofit the content however you want. Those changes will only affect that new instance of the section, not the saved version and not any other instances of that section on this or any other website. Once you’ve styled it up, you may want to save it again when you’re finished customizing it. If you do, it won’t overwrite any previous saved versions, now you’ll have two.


A Few Important Things

If you’ve used any custom code, you’ll want to check it to see if it needs to be re-coded for your new section. And don’t forget to check your storage settings on any Form or Newsletter blocks.

 
 

Remember to Check

  • Custom Code

  • Form Block Storage Settings

  • Newsletter Block Storage Settings

 
 

And Don’t Forget to Name Your Sections as You Save Them

Early on when you only have a few saved sections in your account, they’ll be easy to find. But later on when you have tons and tons of saved sections, you’ll be grateful for the handy search feature if you’ve named your sections something distinctive and descriptive.


And that’s it! Now you can start saving time with Saved Sections.

 
 

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