Editing Text Blocks


Text blocks let you add rich text content to your website — perfect for welcome messages, announcements, descriptions, or any written content.

Creating a Text Block

  1. Navigate to the Blocks section in the left-hand menu.
  2. Click + Block.
  3. Select the Text style.
  4. Enter a short, descriptive title and click Create.

[Screenshot: Block creation screen with Text style selected]

Editing Your Text Block

When you open a Text block for editing, you'll see a rich text editor with a formatting toolbar.

Formatting Options

The toolbar provides the following formatting tools:

  • Headings — H1 and H2 heading styles
  • Bold and Italic — Standard text emphasis
  • Lists — Ordered (numbered) and unordered (bulleted) lists
  • Alignment — Left, centre, or right text alignment
  • Links — Insert hyperlinks (see below)
  • Images — Insert images inline within your text
  • Emoji — Insert emoji characters

  1. Select the text you want to link.
  2. Click the link icon in the toolbar.
  3. Enter the URL in the link field.
  4. If you would like your link to be displayed as a button- Press the tick button to confirm.

To remove a link, click on the linked text and press the X button in the link popover.


You can make any link display as a button on your website:

  1. Select text and click the link icon to create a link.
  2. Enter your URL.
  3. Check the Style as button checkbox in the link popover.
  4. Confirm the link.

Button-styled links will display with your organisation's colour as the background, making them stand out as call-to-action elements within your text content.



Inserting Inline Images

You can embed images directly within your text content:

  1. Place your cursor where you want the image.
  2. Click the image icon in the toolbar.
  3. Select an image from your media library or upload a new one.

The image will appear inline with your text and can be resized within the editor.


Block Settings

In the sidebar you can edit:

  • Title — The block heading displayed publicly on your website.
  • Description — Internal notes only; not displayed publicly.

At the bottom of the edit screen, you can see any locations where the block is currently in use.

Tips

  • Use headings to break up longer text blocks for readability.
  • Button-styled links work well for calls to action like "Learn More", "Register Now", or "Contact Us".
  • Keep text concise — visitors scan more than they read. Pair text blocks with image or video blocks for visual variety.

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