If you paste the same block of HTML and CSS across several pages, you can save it once and reuse it by name. WordPress has synced patterns for block content, but nothing for raw HTML you drop into headers, footers, and Custom HTML blocks. Loupely Canvas Pro adds a snippet library for that.
Saving a snippet
In Loupely Canvas Pro, save any self-contained chunk of HTML and CSS as a named snippet, and group snippets into categories so a growing library stays navigable. A snippet can include its own style block, and the editor shows a live preview so you can confirm you’ve got the right one.
Reusing it
Each snippet gets a token in the form , so a board you saved as now-pouring drops in as . Drop that token into page or post content, including inside a Custom HTML block, or into the theme’s global header, footer, head, or body box. On the front end, Canvas replaces the token with the snippet’s HTML. A snippet can even reference another snippet.
Because the token is expanded when the page renders, editing the snippet once updates every place that uses it. You’re not editing the same markup in 10 places. The snippet library is part of Loupely Canvas Pro, the paid companion plugin. The free theme covers full width rendering, the global header and footer, and find and replace.
Click the token to expand the saved snippet.
