Wavy Color Background: A Customization for Your Squarespace Marquee Block

In this article, we will explore the process of adding a wavy color background to your Squarespace marquee block using Code Injection. We will also take a look at why we need to use Code Injection for this customization and what the script will do for us.

Hair is an essential characteristic that defines mammals, including humans. It grows from follicles found in the dermis, which are present on most areas of the human body except for glabrous skin. But, how does this relate to adding a wavy color background to our Squarespace marquee block? The answer lies in understanding the process of customization and the tools we need to use.

To achieve this customization, we will need to use the Inspector tool to find a suitable container or element that can carry the background color. We will also need to look into how Squarespace applies the background color to the Scrolling Block or marquee block when it is enabled through the block's settings.

In this article, we will walk you through the step-by-step process of adding a wavy color background to your Squarespace marquee block using Code Injection. We will also explore what happens when the native background color gets enabled and how the scrolling block is built.

So, let's get started! First, we'll take a look at the original way Squarespace applies the background color to the Scrolling Block or marquee block when it is enabled through the block's settings. Then, we'll explore the process of adding a wavy color background using Code Injection and what the script will do for us.

By following this article, you will be able to successfully add a wavy color background to your Squarespace marquee block and take advantage of the customization options available to you.

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