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Website Block

Blocks are the building blocks of websites and allow pages to be composed of blocks using a template

A website in CMS can be composed of individual blocks. In order to utilize blocks, the entire page must have a template defined. The template defines which blocks should be inserted into it.

Block Names

A block has two names – Custom Name and Template Name

Custom Name

The custom name identifies the block in the overview of all blocks. The name should be unique for the portal so that you can navigate blocks easily.

Template Name

The template name is the designation used for the field name in the template where the block should be inserted. It is the name of the field in the template to which the block belongs.
Examples of names in the template are topmenu, leftmenu, footer, etc.

Warning:

  • The template name is a field filled from the client's dictionary portal-UserType. Don't forget to fill in the dictionary or insert standard values into it. Without a filled dictionary, it won't be possible to fill in this field and use blocks.
  • Do not use the name body for any field. This name is reserved for inserting the body of the page.

How to Work with Blocks

Blocks can be inserted into individual pages, but also into sections. All blocks inserted into the page and all blocks assigned to the section are used for the page.

If a block with the same Template Name is assigned to both the section and the page, the block for the page will be used (it takes precedence over the block for the section).