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# Reusable elements (assets)

### Saved assets <a href="#saved-components" id="saved-components"></a>

Save any configured element as a reusable asset. Set up an element once (with your preferred styling, content, and settings) and reuse it across multiple blog posts.

#### To save an asset <a href="#to-save-a-component" id="to-save-a-component"></a>

{% stepper %}
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### Configure an element

Set up the element with your preferred content, styling, and settings in the editor.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Save as asset

Click the 'save as asset' option in the element toolbar.
{% endstep %}

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### Name it&#x20;

Give your asset a descriptive name (e.g., "Standard CTA Banner", "Product Spotlight")
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

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#### To use a saved asset <a href="#to-use-a-saved-asset" id="to-use-a-saved-asset"></a>

1. **Open Assets tab** - In the left panel, switch to the **Assets** tab.
2. **Find your asset** - Browse or search your saved assets.
3. **Insert** - Click the asset to add it to your post.

This is especially useful for elements you use frequently, such as a branded CTA banner, a standard product card layout, or a consistent testimonial format.

<figure><img src="/files/9rKMFkHURMyKUbKr2IxB" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

### Tips <a href="#tips" id="tips"></a>

* **Name assets clearly** (e.g., "Standard CTA Banner", "Product Spotlight Layout") so you can find them quickly.
* Use saved assets for elements that appear in many posts to maintain brand consistency.


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