A page is the main editing canvas in Fabl. You build it from blocks, and when you run the page in studio mode its top-level items become your rundown.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.fabl.studio/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Blocks
Everything on a page is a block, and blocks nest inside one another. The block types you’ll work with are:- Fields — hold a value such as text, a number, a date, a list choice, or a media item. See Fields.
- Media — embedded video, image, or audio. See Media assets.
- Containers — group child blocks into layouts, such as multiple columns.
- References — link to another block, either kept in sync with its source or as an independent copy.
- Components — reusable building blocks added to a page as an independent copy. See Components.
Working with a page
To build a page:- Open or create a page from a space or folder.
- Give it a title, and optionally an icon and a date.
- Add blocks: type a title and use the + control to insert a field, media, component, or container.
- Drag blocks by their handle to reorder them, or move them between columns in a container.
- Open a block’s menu to configure it, convert its type, or delete it.
Real-time collaboration
Pages are collaborative. Multiple teammates can edit the same page at once, and changes to content, structure, and field values sync live for everyone viewing it. An indicator shows who else is currently on the page.Synced vs. copied references
When you reference another block, you choose how it stays connected:- Synced — the reference always reflects its source. Editing either updates both, so synced references are ideal for shared data that must stay identical everywhere.
- Copy — an independent snapshot taken at creation. Edits to the copy don’t affect the source, and you can refresh a copy from its source on demand.