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A synced block is a special type of block that can display identical content in different locations. When content is edited in one place, all other instances of the content are updated in real time.
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To sync content across pages, simply copy one or multiple blocks from one page, paste in another, then select Paste and sync
.
cmd/ctrl
+ C
).cmd/ctrl
+ V
).Paste and sync
. Your content now syncs across pages.Copy and sync
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Note: If a user doesn't have access to the page containing the original block, they won't be able to see the synced block anywhere else. Make sure to give the right users permission to see the original block.
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Synced blocks also work inside the same page! You can convert any existing content in your workspace into a synced block, then paste to create a copy.
⋮⋮
block handle to the left of the selection. Select Turn into
→ Synced block
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Tip: The slash command /turnsync
can also be used to convert an existing block into a synced block!
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Copy and sync
, then paste in the same page.You can add new synced blocks from scratch:
/syncedblock
or with the +
menuCopy and sync
and paste in any destination to create a synced copy.