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Which page on header menu do you want to add badge? I don't see sakuraco
This code (Design > Custom CSS) will add a badge to JR Pass
div.header-nav-item:nth-child(2)>a { position: relative; } div.header-nav-item:nth-child(2)>a:after { content: "New"; position: absolute; top: -10px; background-color: red; color: white; font-size: 12px; padding-left: 5px; padding-right: 5px; border-radius: 5px; }  

"Essentially, I would like to use the blog page as a database for blog posts and the new page to pull these information out and display."
I am doing that with my site now using two blog pages and summary blocks along with an archive block that searches my stoires by subject/category. I could, if I wanted, use a blog sidebar to allow viewers to choose any category. I do this with the standard summary and blog options. I use code to change the appearance of the summary block items. 
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Original post in 2014:
Sometimes you just want one of your contributors to be able to add a table so that they can add some data, like a league table to a page or a post.
Squarespace usually make complex things seem simple (adding images to Galleries for example) but the simple task of adding a table in Squarespace is so challenging!
Yes, I know I can add a code block and add some HTML code to create the table. That's fine for me, but my clients don't want to learn HTML - they just want to edit a table like they would in any other application like MS Word - 'Create Table'.
I'm still hoping Squarespace will address this soon so we don't have to use online HTML table tools.
Update in 2024:
It is now 10 years later (yes that's not a typo... ten years later!! ⏳) and there isn't a Squarespace Table Block built-in yet. ☹️
The good news is that Michael (Squarewebsites) built a Table Block plugin. 
(These are affiliate links for products I use and love. If you make a purchase I may receive a tiny commission.)
This plugin adds a Table Block to Squarespace (both 7.0 and 7.1), allowing you to create and edit tables on the page with ease. You don't need to know any HTML table code, and it can automatically pull your table data from a Google Sheet, making it easier for clients to update their tables using a familiar tool!

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Try adding to Design > Custom CSS
/* equal height of text boxes */ @media screen and (min-width:992px) { div#block-583a655a5af58a252d03+.row .html-block { min-height: 150px; } }