How To Style Squarespace Blog Comments

This old tutorial is getting a makeover, but the code still works for any version of Squarespace!

In this tutorial, I wanted to show you some simple codes you can use to change the standard comment section on your blog. As usual, this out-of-the-box style didn't quite fit with my own bright color scheme, so I used some creative CSS to make mine really stand out, and I wanted to share it with you!

Now the actual element names themselves are below, but I also created some premade styles that you can copy and paste into your own site.


Here are the basic code names from the tutorial that you can use to customize your Squarespace blog.

Comment Count [ Comments (#)]

.squarespace-comments .header-controls .controls .comment-count

Comment Controls - Both

.squarespace-comments .header-controls .controls .comment-controls

Comment Controls - Subscribe

.squarespace-comments .header-controls .controls .comment-controls .subscribe

Comment Controls - Unsubscribe

.squarespace-comments .header-controls .controls .comment-controls .unsubscribe

Comment Controls - Sort

.squarespace-comments .header-controls .controls .comment-controls .comment-sort

Comments Box

.squarespace-comments .new-comment-area

Input Text Area

.squarespace-comments .new-comment-area .input form.comment-form textarea

Button Wrapper (bottom of comments box; contains preview text and post comment button)

.squarespace-comments .comment-btn-wrapper

Preview “Button”

.squarespace-comments .comment-btn-wrapper .btn-text

Post Comment Button

.squarespace-comments .comment-btn

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