Hiding Blocks
Hidden blocks will skip commit validation, and their content won’t return from the API. Hidding a block will also hide all its children.
Julian BenegasLast Updated January 22, 2025
Sometimes, you build blocks which are not meant to be consumed via the API. You may do that for a couple reasons:
A Component that’s meant as a “template”, but not meant to be used itself. E.g, “Button“.
A collection row (an Instance Block) which is still WIP and you don’t want to publish yet. E.g, a blog post you’re working on.
In these cases, you should “Hide” those blocks. Hidden blocks will skip commit validation, and their content won’t return from the API. Hidding a block will also hide all its children.
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