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Once you have created a global block, you add it to a landing page the same way you would add a section. This guide covers dropping a global block onto a page, editing it in place, and detaching it when you need a one-off version.
A global block stays connected to its source. Editing it updates every page where it appears. If you want a change that only affects one page, detach the block first (see How to detach a global block).

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How to add a global block to a landing page

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Open your landing page

Open the landing page you want to add the global block to in the editor.
2

Open the Global Blocks panel

In the left toolbar, click the Global Blocks icon, just below the blue + button. The panel lists every global block you have created, with a search bar to find one quickly.
Use Global Block
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Add the block to the page

Global blocks work just like sections. Drag the block from the panel onto the canvas where you want it, then position it like any other section on the page.

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How to edit a global block from the page

Select the block on the canvas. In the right sidebar you will see the Global Block panel, which reminds you that the block’s content is edited in the Global Block Editor and applies to every page using it.
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Click Edit to open the Global Block Editor in a new tab. Make your changes by hand or with the AI Assistant, then click Save & Publish. The update goes live on the page, and on every other page that uses the block.
You can also double-click the block on the canvas to open the Global Block Editor in a new tab.
From the same right sidebar you can adjust this placement’s Opacity and use Show On to control which devices the block appears on (desktop, tablet, or mobile).

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How to detach a global block

Detaching disconnects the block on this page from its global source. Click Detach in the right sidebar and the block becomes a regular, standalone block on this page. After detaching, updates to the global block no longer reach this page, and any changes you make here do not affect the global block or any other page that uses it.
Detach when you need a one-off version for a single page. Once a block is detached, it stops receiving updates from the global block, so you will have to edit it manually from then on.