Squarespace Ninja Kit Extension
Upgrade your website to the next level - NinjaKit
Find the ids of collections, sections, and blocks on your Squarespace page. Works with both 7.0 and 7.1.
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Don't waste time searching through the code with dev tools looking for an id.
Click on the icon to see every id from collections, index pages, sections, and blocks on your Squarespace page. Then, you can simply click on the id to copy it and use it in your own code.
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Upgrade your website to the next level - NinjaKit
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I love this extension, it makes my life so much easier when building Squarespace websites!
I have to agree, this deserves solid reviews! This is an awesome extension and would like to thank Heather Tovey for developing this and allowing the community to use it. This is a time savour and makes custom CSS more enjoyable and fluent.
Don't know why no one has reviewed this, as lots of Squarespace developers use it... Anyway, it's a brilliant extension, well designed and a real time-saver for those that customize their Squarespace sites. It's the sort of thing Squarespace should've produced themselves really, but all credit to the developer for making this.