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Blocks

Blocks allow content editors to reuse sections of content across multiple pages.

    How to Use Blocks

    A block works like this - you choose a paragraph, and that paragraph asks you to create a block. You write a section of content inside that block.

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    You can now embed that block on another page simply by typing its name and click on it from a list of results.

    Paragraphs that support blocks will have two buttons - Add New Custom Block and Add Existing Custom Block.

    Adding a new custom block will allow you to retrieve it later on another page. When you go to retrieve a block, you will choose the Existing Custom Block option, type the Block Description in the search field, and choose from one of the options that appear.

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    Block Descriptions

    Standard across all block types is the block description field, which serves as the name for your block. Use this description field to help identify your block when you are embedding it onto a page.

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    Block Types

    YMCA Website Services not only allows you to use blocks, but it supports different types of blocks for different types of content.

    Basic Block

    A basic block gives you a basic text editor and that’s it. This is great for embedding descriptions on cards across multiple pages.

    Simple Block

    The block type you will likely use most often is the simple block. A simple block gives you a basic text editor and that’s it. This is great for embedding descriptions on cards across multiple pages.

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    Paragraphs that Support Simple Blocks


    Date Block

    Use this block to schedule and unschedule sections/paragraphs on your page(s).

    Using the Date Block Paragraph ⇒

    Code Block

    This unformatted block allows you to use any type of HTML tag, great for for embedding scripts and iframes onto multiple pages. This block also allows more flexibility for technically-inclined content editors.

    Using the Code Block Paragraph ⇒