Adding and duplicating content blocks

With content blocks, you can easily add various content to your websites and mailings and arrange and sort them as desired.

You can now customize websites and mailings not only in a text editor but also by creating multiple content blocks. A content block is marked by a blue box. To edit a content block, click on the blue box to open the block settings. You can change the order of the content blocks either by using the blue arrows or by dragging and dropping.

To add another content block or duplicate an existing content block, select the quick menu of the respective content block and choose the desired option.

The "Duplicate this content" function is only available for the "Free Text" content block.

To add a new content block, select > Add new content and then choose the desired content block. The following content blocks are available:

In mailings: 

On websites:

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