Blocks are custom-made, reusable design elements that you can add to your page by simply dragging and dropping. You can learn more about creating your own Blocks in this article.

Blocks can be associated with Templates, specific sites, or your all sites in your account.

Tagging your Blocks enables you to categorize your blocks using a tagging system.

This helps to power what is shown to you in My TIME Sites. From there, the blocks are available for use from the Blocks Drawer in Content Studio and Design Studio when you're editing a site the block is associated with.
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You can add tags by applying them via the tag icon at the bottom right of a website, template, or block preview.

For example, if you need to organize your case studies by date, you could tag a block with: Case Study + Q4'20. This would mean it's a Case Study block from the 4th quarter of 2020.

Keep in mind that TIME Sites' filtering works as an "or" function, not an "and" function. So it you sorted by the Q4'20 tag first, then clicked on Case Study, you would see only blocks tagged with Case Study instead of Q4'20 blocks that were also Case Study.

You can change what Blocks are associated with each template / website by:

1. Click "Manage Block"

2. Uncheck "Default" (if needed)

3. Find the template / website you want the block associated with, and click to add it to that template / website

Any Block can be renamed by double-clicking on it and then typing the new name.

You can delete a block by clicking the [...] menu in the upper right of the thumbnail (shown below), then Delete Block.