Embedding blocks within a block allows content creators to nest additional content—such as images, videos, or HTML—inside a Tabs and Accordions section or a Quiz block question prompt. This lets you combine multiple content types within a single organized section, rather than limiting each tab, accordion, or question prompt to plain text alone.
Blocks that can be embedded in a Tabs and Accordion block section or a Quiz block question prompt:
- Audio
- Citation (formerly Creative Commons Attribution)
- Generic Video
- HTML
- Icon and Text
- Icon and Link to Popup Text
- Image
- Interactive Graphs
- Self Check*
- Standout
- Vimeo Player
- YouTube Video
*not available for embedding in the Quiz block question prompt; and can only be added to a Tabs and Accordions block that was added to the page prior to the Self Check block creation
- Add and save a Tabs and Accordions or Quiz block on the page — this will serve as the host block. (See the Tabs and Accordions or Quiz article for setup steps.)
Note: If the blocks you plan to embed already exist on the page, the host block must be saved first, or the Add Block from Page button won't work.
- Add and configure the content blocks you want to embed. Create them in the order you want them to appear inside the host block.
Note: Blocks can technically be created in any order, but it's recommended to build them on the page in the order they'll be embedded.
- Open the host block (Tabs and Accordions section or Quiz question) for editing. Put your cursor where you want to embed the block and then select Add Block from Page.

- In the Insert Block popup, choose the block to add from the dropdown and select OK.
Note: Each content block should only be embedded once. If embedded more than once, it will only display in the last location it was added.


- The placeholder graphic shows that an Image block has been embedded in the Tabs section Reaction.

- Repeat this process for each additional block you want to embed.
- The Tabs and Accordion and the Image block will appear separately on the page in Edit Mode. The embedded block is only visible in Publish or Preview mode. A red, dotted line appears around the block to indicate that the blocks are editable.

- Select the Publish My Edits button to save the course page and see the embedded block(s) as it will appear to learners.

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