Ever wonder how those cool buttons and images on websites change color or reveal hidden details when you hover over them? It's all thanks to the magic of hover effects!

These interactive elements are a fun and easy way to add a touch of personality and engagement to your Squarespace site.

In this tutorial, I'll break down the basics of Squarespace hover effects with custom CSS.

With step-by-step instructions, you’ll learn how to create different types of hover effects for your buttons and images, making your website even more dynamic and fun to interact with!

We'll be changing a button color on a hover, creating a list item image filter hover effect, and adjusting the transition time using custom CSS.

The codes from this tutorial are below, but make sure you watch the video to understand how they work so you can customize them for your own unique website design.

Here are some helpful timestamps for the video above:

00:17 Creating a Basic Hover Effect for Buttons

00:58 Handling Squarespace-Specific Hover Nuances

01:31 Dealing with Site-Wide Animations

02:23 Advanced Hover Effects for Images

03:58 Revealing Images with Hover Effects

06:33 Final Tips and Recap

Here are the codes used in this tutorial.

You’ll find more selectors and style plugins like this inside the Squarespace CSS cheat shet, available at insidethesquare.co/css

Be sure to edit the values so they match the style of your own website!

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