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# My Element Blocks
Inside the My Elements menu within the Building Blocks you see all of the elements that you have previously saved. This allows you to drop an element that you’ve built on to several pages without having to rebuild that element.
Only Row, Column, Form, Section, and Box elements can be saved to your My Elements section. To save a row, column, or box element, click on the area of the element where the column itself becomes highlighted. Then click the floppy disk icon to save that element for future use.
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Keep in mind the elements must fit inside of the page structure you are using them in.
Columns go inside of Rows and so on.
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After you click save, name the element so it can be easily identified later on.
After saving the name of the element, you will now find this under your My Elements section.
To remove a saved element, open the My Elements section and then click the trash can icon on the element you’d like to remove.
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For more specific elements you can search the element id in the HTML and add data-box=”true” after the opening div, save it. Click on the element again and you will be able to save it.
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