How to Save Sections and Rows in FlexiFunnels Editor

What Does Saving Sections/Rows Mean?

Saving means creating a reusable copy of your section or row that you can use on other pages.

Think of it like saving a recipe—instead of rebuilding the same dish every time, you save it so you can make it again instantly.

When you save:

• Section or row is stored in "My Blocks" library
• You can add it to any other page
• No rebuilding needed (save hours of work)
• Maintains original design (stays consistent)

Why Save Sections & Rows?

Speed: 

✓ Build once, use many times
✓ Skip rebuilding on new pages
✓ Hours of time savings

Consistency: 

✓ Same design across pages
✓ Brand consistency
✓ Professional appearance

Efficiency: 

✓ Reuse proven designs
✓ Scale what works
✓ Work faster

Quality: 

✓ Use optimized designs
✓ Maintain standards
✓ Avoid mistakes

Step-by-Step: Save a Section

Step 1: Open Your Page Editor

• Log into FlexiFunnels
• Open a project
• Click "Edit Page"
• You're in the page editor

Step 2: Create Your Section

• Add a section to your page
• Design it completely:
  • Add rows
  • Add elements (text, images, buttons)
  • Add colors, effects, styling
  • Make it look exactly how you want

Step 3: Test Your Section

• Make sure everything works
• Check on desktop and mobile
• Verify all links function
• Ensure design looks professional

Don't save until happy with it!

Step 4: Select the Section

• Click on the section itself
• Not on elements inside (the section container)
• Entire section highlights
• You should see section settings available

Step 5: Open Section Settings

• Look for gear icon ⚙️ or "Settings" button
• Click it
• Settings panel opens on right

Step 6: Find "Save" Option

• In settings panel, look for "Save" button
• Or "Save as Block" option
• Or "Add to My Blocks"
• Exact wording varies by version

Step 7: Name Your Saved Section

• Click "Save"
• Dialog appears asking for name
• Enter descriptive name
• Examples:
  • "Hero - Sales Page"
  • "Features - 3 Column"
  • "Testimonials"
  • "CTA - Free Download"

Naming tips: 

✓ Be specific (clear what it is)
✓ Include layout (2-column, 3-column)
✓ Include purpose (sales, lead gen, etc.)

Step 8: Confirm Save

• Click "Save" or "Add to My Blocks"
• Confirmation message appears
• Section is now saved!

✓ Section saved to My Blocks!

Step-by-Step: Save a Row

Process is almost identical to saving sections:

Step 1-3: Same as Section

Follow Steps 1-3 above (create and test row)

Step 4: Select the Row

• Click on the row itself
• Not on columns or elements inside
• Entire row highlights

Step 5-8: Same as Section

Follow Steps 5-8 above (settings, name, save)

Result: Row is saved to My Blocks!

Common Situations & Quick Fixes

Situation 1: "I Can't Find the Save Option"

What's happening: Save button isn't visible in settings.

Diagnostic steps:

1. Verify section is selected
   • Click directly on section container
   • Not on elements inside
   • Section border should show
2. Check settings panel
   • Is it open?
   • Are you in right tab?
   • Might be under different tab name
3. Look for alternative button
   • "Add to My Blocks"
   • "Save Block"
   • "Save as Block"
   • Wording varies by version
4. Check if already saved
   • Is this section already in My Blocks?
   • Can't save same block twice
   • Delete old version first if needed

Situation 2: "Saved Block, But Can't Find It in My Blocks"

What's happening: Block was saved but isn't showing.

Diagnostic steps:

1. Refresh editor
   • Close editor and reopen
   • Blocks appear after refresh
2. Check My Blocks tab
   • Is My Blocks tab open?
   • Click it to expand
3. Search for block
   • If My Blocks is long list
   • Search by name
   • Or scroll to find
4. Check name
   • What did you name it?
   • Look for that name
   • Might be further down list

Situation 3: "Should I Save Section or Row?"

What's happening: Unsure what to save.

Decision tree:

Are you saving entire self-contained section?
→ YES: Save as Section

Are you saving just layout/structure?
→ YES: Save as Row

Do you want to reuse with different content?
→ YES: Save as Row (more flexible)

Do you want to reuse entire section as-is?
→ YES: Save as Section (faster, complete)

In doubt?
→ Save as Row (more versatile, can use in different sections)

Situation 4: "I Changed Saved Block, Did It Update All Uses?"

What's happening: You edited a saved block, wondering if other pages updated.

Answer: No, edits don't propagate.

How it works:

When you save a section:
→ Creates a template copy

When you add from My Blocks:
→ Adds a copy to that page

Edit that copy:
→ Only affects that page
→ Original in My Blocks stays the same
→ Other pages aren't affected

Each use is independent!

Situation 5: "My Blocks is Getting Cluttered"

What's happening: Too many saved blocks, hard to find ones you want.

Solutions:

1. Delete unused blocks
   • Right-click saved block
   • Click "Delete" or "Remove"
   • Cleans up library
2. Rename for clarity
   • Right-click block
   • Click "Rename"
   • Use clear naming convention
3. Organize by folder/category
   • If available, create categories
   • Group similar blocks
   • Easier to find
4. Keep only best blocks
   • Delete old/outdated designs
   • Keep only blocks you actually use
   • Maintain clean library