Adding blocks to pages

Adding and organizing content blocks on your Muse site is straightforward, giving you the flexibility to tailor your pages to your specific needs and preferences. Explore the various block types to create a dynamic and engaging website that stands out.

Categories and Types of Content Blocks

Muse offers a variety of content blocks to help you build and customize your site. Understanding the different types of blocks available and how to add them to your page can significantly enhance your site's functionality and aesthetic appeal.

Block Category	Block Type	Block Description
Basic	Link	Add a link from the web or another Muse page. Images and text will be pulled from the source page.
	Text	Text blocks have optional headers and text body
	Image	Add images using our copyright free image library or upload your own images of up to 10 megabytes
	Header	Headers can be used as simple line to divide sections or you can add text
	PDF	Upload PDF files
	Youtube	Add Youtube videos with a simple link from Youtube
Productivity	Google Doc	Add docs with a link. Must be public if you want them to be visible to anyone viewing. Editors can edit docs inside of the Muse page.
	Google Sheet	Add sheets with a link. Must be public if you want them to be visible to anyone viewing. Editors can edit docs inside of the Muse page.
	Google Slides	Add slides with a link. Must be public if you want them to be visible to anyone viewing. Editors can edit docs inside of the Muse page.
	Google Form	Add forms with a link. Must be public if you want them to be visible to anyone viewing. Editors can edit docs inside of the Muse page.
	Google Drive	Add drive with a link. Must shared with anyone who you want to be able to access. Editors can access docs inside of the Muse page.
	Google Map	Useful for event planning
	Venmo	Receive funds by connecting your Venmo account.
	Dropbox	Add with a link. Must shared with anyone who you want to be able to access. Editors can access docs inside of the Muse page.
Social Media	Instagram Grid	Links your account and shows last 12 posts.
	Instagram Post	Allows you to share a single post with a link.
	X (twitter) Post	Allows you to share a single post with a link.
	Tiktok Profile	Links your account and shows your profile.
	Tiktok Video	Allows you to share a single video post with a link.
	Facebook Feed	Links your account and enables viewing of your feed.
	Discord	Allows you to share a Discord channel.
Entertainment	Apple	Share music and podcasts.
	Soundcloud	Share music and podcasts.
	Spotify	Share music and podcasts.
	Vimeo	Share videos from your account.
Premium	Feature	Display information in a visually appealing grid or list style to highlight a product's key features and advantages.
	Contact Form	Allows users to communicate with the site owner. It's a simple, user-input form that allows visitors to enter their information, questions, or comments. Contact forms can: Grow your email list, seek feedback, get leads, encourage engagement, and reduce spam.
	Call To Action	Contain a clickable button that encourages users to take a specific action, like purchase, email you or go to another page.

Adding Blocks to A Page:

Muse provides a variety of content blocks that you can use to build your pages, including text, images, videos, website links, various types of documents, forms, social media, and more.

The are two (2) basic ways to add blocks:
- Option A: Simply click on the “+Add Block” button and choose the type of block you want to incorporate into your site. Each block is designed to be highly customizable to fit your specific needs.
- Option B: Click on the "+" button that appears on the bottom of an existing block when you hover over it.

For more information on how to format blocks, please refer to this Help article: How to Build and Format a Page