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Reusable Blocks

Because repeating the same thing is for parrots, not developers.

What Are Reusable Blocks?​

Reusable Blocks are your little time-saving buddies. Instead of typing the same Voiden blocks again and again (and again…), you just create a block once in a Voiden file and reuse it everywhere you want. This saves time but also helps you keep things consistent: The block values can be inherited to all the documents you create and link these blocks to. Confusing? Let’s explain them a bit more...

How They Work​

  1. Before importing, first create a block that can be reused across multiple Void files. Define your content and save it as a reusable block. reusable
  2. Type @ to show the list of linkable files or blocks Reusable
  3. Focus on a void file and press Space bar to see the blocks of that file Reusable
  4. Done! Your block is imported. Yes, that was simple, right?

Why You’ll Love Them​

  • Save time & energy – Write once, use everywhere. Your future self will thank you.
  • Stay consistent – No more “Why does this header look different here?” moments.
  • Easy updates – Change a block once → it updates everywhere. Magic? Almost.
  • Cleaner docs – Everything looks neat, organized, and professional.

Final Note​

Reusable Blocks are here to make your API documentation process smoother and lighter.
They save your time, reduce copy-paste mistakes, and honestly, they make you look super organized — even on days when you are not.