Introducing Blocks
Understanding and Using Blocks in Scrintal
What Are Blocks?
Blocks are modular content elements that allow you to build and structure your thoughts visually. A block can be:
Text
Quotes
Lists
Images
PDFs
Web links
and much more
You can add as many blocks as you want to any document or board, enabling flexible and creative workflows.
Creating a Block
There are two main ways to create a text block on your desk or board:
Using the bottom menu: Click "Create Text Block".
Double-click: Simply double-click anywhere on your board or desk.
Once the block appears, place it on your canvas and just start typing your content.
Customizing Blocks
After adding a block, you can:
Click the six dots above the block to drag or connect with other Blocks.
Change block type (e.g., to a list or quote).
Adjust formatting using the toolbar that appears on top.
Practical Use Cases
Blocks make Scrintal a powerful tool for various workflows:
Drafting research papers
Managing project plans
Structuring meeting notes
Visualizing timelines or processes
You can mix and match blocks of different types to match the way you think.
Recap
By using blocks, you gain the flexibility to:
Capture ideas quickly
Rearrange and restructure them visually
Embed multimedia directly into your thinking process
Explore Scrintal's block system and start shaping your ideas today!
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