Forms, video and embeds
Two full-width page blocks for forms and raw embedded code, plus a set of smaller items you insert inside a Text Section or Image+Text block rather than adding as their own section.
Form Block
Adds one of your Forms (see the Forms article) to the page. Pick the form from the dropdown, and optionally tick Enable Intro Content to add a paragraph above it.
The form itself — its fields, its confirmation message — is built once in Forms and can be reused on more than one page by adding this block wherever you want it to appear.
HTML Embed
Pastes raw HTML (and any scripts inside it) directly into the page. Used for embedding something a block doesn't otherwise support — a third-party widget, for example.
Treat this one carefully. Whatever you paste here runs on your live website exactly as written. If you're not sure what a piece of code does, check with your account contact before adding it.
Inline embeds — inside a Text Section or Image+Text block
These aren't in the main Add Block list. Instead, open a Text Section (or either Image+Text block), place your cursor in the text, and use the toolbar to insert one:
- Call to Action — the same block covered in Content blocks, inserted mid-paragraph instead of as its own section.
- Accordion (small, inline version) — a quick expandable row or two right in the middle of your text. For a full accordion section, use the standalone Accordion block instead (see Content blocks).
- Video Player — embeds a YouTube video. Give it a title (for accessibility), the video URL, and optionally adjust the width/height or turn on autoplay.
- Iframe Embed — embeds an arbitrary external page or widget by URL, with a required accessibility title and adjustable width/height.
Video and iframe embeds from third-party sites may show visitors a cookie-consent prompt before the embed loads, rather than playing immediately — that's expected, not a fault.
Related
- Content blocks
- Forms
- Automatic list blocks