Fragments vs standard WP templating

[StrangeTech]

Hi @webworx,

For the block editor:

Non-editable “Reusable Parts” sound quite analogous to WordPress Reusable Blocks.

Editable “Reusable Parts” sound analogous to WordPress Block Patterns.

You may find this summary interesting:

Template Part or Reusable Block?

Hi @Jonas, We use Reusable blocks for any reusable page content that we or our clients need to drop into a page that can be edited in a single place and have those edits update all instances of the reusable block on any page it is used. Examples: FAQ section, customer logos grid, newsletter sign up forms, etc. We use Block Patterns for any reusable content templates that we or our clients can use as a starting point where each instance can have unique content. Examples: Headed content, CTA …

@Louis also described some exciting planned Cwicly features about having Cwicly “Components”, which sound like they will have both editable and non-editable parts and as such will be even more powerful.