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# Live Preview
In the live preview Area, you can point-and-click any area you’ve added blocks so that you can edit the wording of your campaigns. This can mean changing an image, a tagline, the placeholder value for the fields, and more. When clicking on the block, the menu on the left will update the changes.
## Blocks
### Add a Block
You can click to start adding column blocks OR click the button (on the right of the screen), drag and drop column block
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Columns always contain other blocks
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#### Standards
Column blocks include Column, Text, Image, Button, Optin fields, Yes/No, Count down, Video, Spacer, Divider, Icon, HTML, Slide show, Group, Rating
#### Saved Blocks
Saved blocks allow you to quickly re-use your same designed custom blocks when creating new campaigns
When blocks are saved, they will live in the home sidebar panel of the campaign builder’s Design view.
1. **Create Saved Block**
* In the **Design** view of the campaign builder, hover over and select the **Save** icon  for any block in your campaign you would like to re-use later on.
* In the popup model that appears, give your new block a custom **Name** and add a note to describe it (optionally). When you’re finished, click **OK**.
2. #### Manage Saved Blocks
* From the **Design** view locate the **Saved Blocks** section in the sidebar panel and select the **Manage** button
* A popup modal will appear containing all saved blocks in your account. You can sort, search for, and directly manage individual saved blocks
* ***Edit Name:***
Select the pencil icon next to the saved block in the manage saved blocks modal to edit the name and notes. When you’re finished click Update Block Details to apply the changes
* ***Duplicate Saved Block:***
* Select the copy icon next to the saved block in the manage saved blocks modal to duplicate an existing saved block
* Once you’ve duplicated a saved block you can customize the copied version and save those changes following the update saved block section above
* ***Delete Saved Block***:
* Select the **trash icon** next to the saved block in the manage saved blocks modal to *permanently* delete a saved block
* You’ll be prompted *once* to confirm the action by selecting the **Confirm Deletion** button
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You can see more about the Setting of [Standards block](/cdp-365-user-guide-en/marketing-hub/media-template/settings/blocks-and-settings.md)
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## Actions
### Move a block
You can move a block by hovering, clicking , holding the mouse, and moving the block to the desired position
### Set index
You can set the index of the columns in the row by clicking  and adjusting the index in the popup
### Make a copy of a block
You can move a block by hovering and clicking 
### Remove a block
You can move a block by flowing the steps:
1. Hovering and clicking 
2. Clicking **OK** on the confirmation popup
### Block Setting
You can configure a block by hovering, clicking  and adjusting the setting on the right of the screen. See more about [the setting of a column block](/cdp-365-user-guide-en/marketing-hub/media-template/settings.md)
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Column Block has red symbol actions, while other Blocks have blue symbol actions
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