CORRESPONDENT QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

Fulfillment Fees

Conventional

FHA / VA / USDA

FHA Streamline / VA IRRRL / USDA

Assist

Jumbo

Non-QM

Closed-End Seconds

Flood Certification

(all loans, regardless of flood cert, supplied by seller)

Tax Service Fee (excludes FHA / VA)

To single-space text in Squarespace, follow the steps for the type of content block or area you’re editing:

1. Page content (Paragraph blocks, Text blocks)

• Use the block editor settings:

  • Click the Text or Paragraph block to open the editor.

  • Highlight the text, then open the block’s formatting toolbar.

  • If the editor shows a line-height or spacing option, set it to 1.0 or “Single.” (Not all templates expose this control.)

• If your template doesn’t provide a line-height control, use a small CSS tweak (see CSS section below).

1. Site-wide or template text (Headings, body text)

• Use Site Styles:

  • In the site editor, go to Design > Site Styles (or click “Edit Site Styles”).

  • Look for Typography or Body/Heading settings and set Line Height to 1 or a numeric value like 1.0.

  • This changes default spacing across the site for that text type.

1. Using custom CSS (works for any template)

• Go to Design > Custom CSS.

• To single-space body text, add CSS like:

  .sqs-block-content p {
    line-height: 1 !important;
    margin-bottom: 0.5em; /* adjust if paragraphs need separation */
  }
  

• To single-space headings, add:

  h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 {
    line-height: 1 !important;
  }
  

• To target a specific block, find its block ID (inspect element) and use:

  #block-yui_3_17_2_1-xxxxxx p { line-height: 1 !important; }
  

• After adding CSS, save and preview on different pages and devices.

Notes and tips

• Many Squarespace templates add extra margin below paragraphs. Adjust margin-bottom in CSS if paragraphs look too tight.

• Use values like 1.1 or 1.15 if single spacing looks too cramped.

• If the editor converts line breaks into paragraph tags (adding extra space), use Shift+Enter for a single line break within the same paragraph.

• If you’re on Squarespace 7.1 vs 7.0, the same CSS selectors generally apply, but Site Styles layout may differ.

If you tell me which Squarespace version and template you’re using or paste the specific block HTML or a screenshot of the editor, I can provide the exact CSS to add.