Klytos Gutenberg Blocks

Gutenberg block markup requires wrapping all HTML content in specific comment delimiters so the Klytos visual editor can correctly parse and render blocks. This ensures structured text, images, and layouts display predictably during page creation and editing workflows.

Klytos page content fails to render correctly in the block editor if it lacks proper Gutenberg block comment delimiters. All HTML content must use these structural comments to ensure the editor can successfully parse and display the blocks.

Creating Klytos CMS content with Gutenberg blocks requires enforcing a SKILL.md frontmatter with a name and description, followed by a body containing Gutenberg block delimiters. This format ensures compatibility across pages, posts, and templates.

Yes, you can use Gutenberg block markup for Klytos posts and templates, not just pages. The block delimiters support structuring text, images, and layouts across all content types to ensure the editor parses them correctly.

You do not need developer experience to compose complex layouts with Gutenberg blocks in Klytos. The skill documents essential block syntax, comments, and structure specifically to enable non-developer content creators to build pages reliably.