Your website’s logo is more than just a graphic; it’s your brand signature. In Squarespace 7.1, integrating small interactions, like a color change on a logo, for example

In a world where mobile browsing makes up more than half of all web traffic, every element of your site must perform well on mobile devices. The one easy-to-overlook branding component is your website’s mobile logo.

Squarespace’s 7.1 templates are slick, and the editor is easy, but its native logo settings only allow one logo upload. Whether you're co-branding with a partner or just want to display a sponsor logo

In Squarespace 7.1, your logo is set to link to the homepage by default. But what if you want it to be redirected somewhere else (for instance, a promo page, a different domain, a special landing, etc.)?

Positioning your logo and site title correctly is critical for branding. Squarespace 7.1 doesn’t offer built-in flexibility to change header alignment completely. However, with custom CSS and layout logic, you can achieve full control.

Squarespace 7.1 does not allow for native use of a separate logo per page. But you are free to do this, you can override the global logo by custom CSS/JS and page selectors. These are means for allowing visual diversity without altering the website-wide settings.