You can now make any block on your website global. This allows you to add its full copy to multiple pages and update all duplicated blocks simultaneously.

To turn a block into a global one, click the three-dot icon in the top right corner of the block and select “Set as global.” Once saved, the block will appear in the “Global blocks” section when you click “Add Block.” If you’d like, you can give these blocks custom names by clicking the round three-dot icon and selecting “Rename.” This makes it easy to find the block you need and add it to any page on your website.

If you need to make changes to all duplicated blocks, simply update any of the global blocks — the changes will automatically appear in all its duplicates.

If you want to edit just one block and leave the rest unchanged, click the three-dot icon and select “Make not global.” After that, any changes you make will only apply to that specific block, while the others will keep following the global version.

You can also use global blocks on multilingual websites — they will be linked to a specific language version.

We hope this update helps you optimize your website editing time and makes the creation process even more enjoyable.