Reuse page sections

Reuse your contact block on a new page.

Save a contact block, button pattern or familiar code fragment as a snippet. Insert it into the next page and adapt the wording, links and images for that project.

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Reuse page sections

Start from a piece you have already built.

A new service page needs your usual contact details and call-to-action. Insert a saved snippet and edit the copy for the new page.

What you can do

Use it on your own website.

Save a contact block or button pattern and reuse it as a starting point on the next page.

Keep a useful contact block

Save the HTML you reuse and organise it in the snippet library.

Insert a familiar button pattern

Use a short trigger or the palette to add the code where you need it.

Adapt the inserted code

Change the content and links for this page; each inserted copy can be edited independently.

Getting started

Make this update.

A new service page needs your usual contact details and call-to-action. Insert a saved snippet and edit the copy for the new page.

  1. Save a useful fragment — Add the code to the snippet library.
  2. Insert it in the next page — Use its trigger or select it from the palette.
  3. Adapt and preview — Check the wording, links and appearance in the new context.

Read the step-by-step guide →

Useful details

Questions about this task.

Check how this works with your project and hosting.

Are inserted snippets linked components?

No. A snippet inserts code into the file. Editing the library entry does not automatically change copies you have already inserted.

Can I transfer my snippet library?

Yes. The snippet tools include import and export so you can keep and reuse the library.