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What goes on a Version

A version is an ordered list, and four different kinds of thing can go on it. The library on the Versions tab groups them exactly this way.

This cube’s own blocks — the ones you wrote on its Blocks tab.

Most of a version is these.

Shared blocks: one piece of content appearing across many cubes. A shipping promise, a newsletter signup, a campaign card.

Edit a shared block once and every cube using it changes.

Questions asked while someone is browsing. A survey is a block like any other — it sits in the swipe flow rather than interrupting it.

Blocks Rubikc builds and keeps current for you, rather than ones you write.

Block What it does
Automatic referenced products Promotes the products you set as up-sell and cross-sell on this cube. Title and description follow the shopper’s language.
Add to cart hint Promotes the current product with a translated add-to-cart prompt.

Each generated block can appear once per version. When they are all already in the order, the library says so.

Whatever the kind, position works the same way. The version is split into two labelled areas: the Main feed item, which is the single block representing this cube in the Feed, and Cube details, which is everything someone swipes through after opening it.

Save the version when you are happy with the order.