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Blocks: content, blog and context

Nine blocks that mostly pull their content from the website itself: the CMS list, the blog blocks, the table of contents and the links to further pages. Plus two special cases that are not offered in the block catalogue of the editor.

Overview

Blocks that pull their content from the website itself — plus two special cases outside the catalogue.

Most blocks in this part have few fields of their own, or none at all: you only say what should be shown, the website supplies the content. The CMS list draws its entries from a content type, the blog blocks from your posts, the table of contents from the headings of the open page.

How to create content types and write posts is described in the chapter Content, media library and blog.

At the end of this page there are two special cases: "Ratings" belongs to the block catalogue on the server but is not listed in the left column of the editor — it can be created through the AI assistant. The "Footer legal links" belong to the footer area of the website, not to an individual page.

Blocks without settings

Table of contents and post mockup have no fields. The editor points this out in the inspector — layout, spacing and style are still available below.

CMS list collection-list

Lists the published entries of a custom content type.

In the editor you only pick the content type; the entries are inserted when publishing. Only published entries appear in the list.

In the editor
Content (CMS)
Page structure
Standalone
Settings
5
All settings of the CMS list block
SettingTypeRequiredDefaultMeaning
collectionTextRequiredempty Key of the content type whose entries are listed.
titleTextoptional no defaultHeading above the block.
layoutChoiceoptionalgrid Presentation: grid (cards) or list. Possible values: grid, list
columnsChoiceoptional3 Number of columns in the grid. Possible values: 2, 3, 4
limitNumberoptional no defaultMaximum number of entries; 0 or empty shows all.

On top of these come the common settings _style and columnsByBp.

Blog list blog-list

List of published blog posts with filter and pagination.

The block shows the posts of your blog. It needs no content of its own — while no post is ready, the list stays empty.

In the editor
Blog & context
Page structure
Section start
Settings
5
All settings of the Blog list block
SettingTypeRequiredDefaultMeaning
titleTextoptional no defaultHeading above the block.
subtitleTextoptional no defaultShort line below the heading.
perPageNumberoptional9 Number of posts per page.
columnsNumberoptional3 Number of columns in the grid.
showCategoriesYes/nooptionalYes Shows the category filter bar.

On top of these come the common settings _style and columnsByBp.

Table of contents toc

Index of the sections; it is built automatically from the level 2 headings.

The table of contents is built from the headings of the page and lists only those at level 2. There is nothing to set; every heading automatically gets an anchor.

In the editor
Blog & context
Page structure
Inline
Settings
0

This block has no settings of its own. You insert it and it fills itself from the content of the page; styling and spacing are set through the common settings.

On top of these come the common settings _style.

Comparison table comparison

Table comparing several offers or variants.

In the editor
Blog & context
Page structure
Inline
Settings
2
FeatureOption AOption B
Consultingby phoneon site
Response timeone working daysame day
Documentationon requestalways included
A comparison table with example content. The first row forms the table header.
All settings of the Comparison table block
SettingTypeRequiredDefaultMeaning
headersList of textsRequiredempty The column headings of the table.
rowsTableRequiredempty The rows of the table; each row is a list of cells. Yes/no values are shown as an icon.

On top of these come the common settings _style.

Ratings ratings

Star ratings with an overall score and individual reviews.

This block is not offered in the catalogue in the left column; it can be created through the AI assistant. Ratings and the aggregate score have to be genuine and verifiable.

In the editor
not in the catalogue
Page structure
Section start
Settings
13
All settings of the Ratings block
SettingTypeRequiredDefaultMeaning
titleTextoptional no defaultHeading above the block.
subtitleTextoptional no defaultShort line below the heading.
aggregateGroupoptional no defaultThe overall score across all ratings.
aggregate.scoreTextoptional no defaultOverall score, for example 4.8.
aggregate.maxTextoptional no defaultHighest achievable score.
aggregate.countTextoptional no defaultNumber of ratings.
aggregate.labelTextoptional no defaultText after the count, for example reviews.
itemsList of entriesoptionalempty The individual ratings in order.
items[].authorTextRequired no defaultWho left the rating.
items[].roleTextoptional no defaultRole or company of the person.
items[].quoteTextoptional no defaultThe text of the rating.
items[].ratingTextoptional no defaultNumber of stars from 1 to 5.
items[].dateTextoptional no defaultDate of the rating.

On top of these come the common settings _style.