Overview#
The Paragraph Block is the most used in Thinkeo, it allows you to add text that you will display, use, or reuse in other Blocks.Primary uses#
We can use it notably to:š Create titles between sections of an App
āļø Write "static" content used directly in a Publication
š¤ Write Prompts, or parts of Prompts
š Add attributes as Variables in "static" content or prompt instructions to feed it
Dynamic content#
When a variable is used or content is generated by AI, we then speak of "dynamic" content. Additional uses include:š Write variants of static content in a Choice Block
š Universal block: The Paragraph Block will generally be used in all Blocks that allow nesting other Blocks, such as Group, Choice, Condition, and AI Blocks.
Specifications#
Key limitation#
ā ļø Important restriction
The Paragraph Block cannot have Nested Blocks.Text formatting features#
It is possible to select text in a Paragraph Block to make an additional menu appear dedicated to formatting.1
š¼ļø Adding images
You can also add images by dragging and dropping from your computer or by using the image icon after clicking on an empty line.
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š Adding tables
On the same principle, always by clicking on an empty line, you will see an icon appear allowing you to add tables. Then use the "+" to add rows or columns, the "-" to remove them, and the table menu will allow you to colorize the header or not as well as merge or unmerge cells.
Variables#
An attribute can be used in a Block as a Variable. During Block Execution, this Variable will be replaced by the attribute value entered by the User on the publications interface.š” Variable syntax: The syntax to add an attribute is @@. This will open a window to search and select the desired attribute.
Variable benefits#
š Dynamic content
Transform static text into personalized content based on user inputsā»ļø Content reusability
Use the same block template with different attribute values across multiple contextsšØ Personalization
Create tailored experiences for each user interactionā” Efficiency
Reduce duplication by using variables instead of creating multiple similar blocks
