questpie-admin/blocks

You can build dynamic pages by defining reusable content blocks with specific fields and admin metadata, then assembling them via a page builder interface. This enables modular content creation without requiring developer intervention for each new page.

The best way is to define server-side content blocks with fields for elements like hero banners or calls to action. Content editors can then visually assemble these predefined blocks into new landing pages independently.

Yes, you can define custom fields and admin metadata for reusable frontend components. Server-side block definitions support structured fields like titles and background images, which integrate directly with client-side rendering components.

Yes, the page builder approach supports declarative prefetching for related data within content blocks. This ensures that client-side rendering components have the necessary related data available without manual fetching logic.

Reusable content blocks work by separating server-side definitions containing fields and metadata from client-side rendering components. Developers define the block structure once, and content editors reuse it across multiple pages to maintain consistent design.

Modular content sections are tied to the QUESTPIE framework's page builder integration, meaning blocks must be defined with compatible server-side definitions and admin metadata to function correctly within the supported visual editing interface.