How to Use the New Block Editor in Sparkforge Funnels and Websites
The Block Editor in Sparkforge funnels and websites handles inline text formatting — custom fonts, subscript and superscript, native bullet styles, and ordered list markers. For wider page or section changes, use AI Page Revisions instead.
The Block Editor in Sparkforge's funnel and website builder handles inline text formatting inside a single text element. The recent update streamlines the interface and adds a few features that used to require workarounds.
What's new
Custom fonts on highlighted text
Apply a custom font to selected text directly from the Block Editor — no more switching to global font settings to override one paragraph.
Subscript and superscript
New menu options wrap selected text in subscript or superscript without raw HTML.
Dedicated bullet list section
Lists have their own UI section. Pick from native marker styles:
- Unordered: Disc, Circle, Square
- Ordered: Lower Alpha (a, b, c), Upper Alpha (A, B, C), Lower Roman (i, ii, iii), Upper Roman (I, II, III)
Custom icons still work when you need full design control over the markers.
Cleaner paragraph menu
Unused paragraph options were removed to reduce noise.
Block Editor vs. AI Page Revisions
The Block Editor is for manual, inline tweaks inside one text element. For broader changes — rewriting a section, restyling a page, or updating layout — use AI Page Revisions in the Funnels & Websites AI workflow.
- Block Editor — quick manual copy edits inside one element.
- AI Page Revisions — broader copy or design updates across a section or page without rebuilding layout.
How to use it
- Edit a funnel or website page from the sidebar's site tab in the location.
- Click Add Elements and pick the text block you want to format.
- Use the Block Editor toolbar to apply custom fonts, sub/superscript, and bullet styles.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between the Block Editor and AI Page Revisions?
Can I change the font on just one paragraph?
Which list marker styles are supported?
How do I add subscript or superscript?
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