Content Blocks

Content blocks are structured sections that appear on each product, experience, or store-item detail page in your booking widget. Instead of one long paragraph, you can break information into the sections your customers actually look for — What's Included, What's Not Included, Itinerary, Highlights, Check-in details, What to Bring, Restrictions, Health & Safety, and Cancellation notes.

Every empty block hides automatically on the widget, so you only ever show the sections you've filled in.

The Built-in Blocks

Block	Use it for	Appears on
What's Included	Gear, instruction, refreshments, photos — anything bundled in the price	Experiences, Rentals, Store items
What's Not Included	Meals, gratuities, transport, insurance — anything a customer must arrange or pay for themselves	Experiences, Rentals
Itinerary	Time-stamped schedule for multi-hour experiences	Experiences, Rentals
Highlights	Three to six short marketing bullet points	Experiences, Rentals, Store items
Check-in details	Meeting point, arrival time, how to find you	Experiences, Rentals
What to Bring	Clothing, ID, sunscreen, swimwear	Experiences, Rentals
Restrictions	Age / weight / medical / experience level rules	Experiences, Rentals
Health & Safety	Certifications, safety briefing, insurance	Experiences, Rentals, Store items
Cancellation notes	A short plain-English summary to sit alongside your policy	Experiences, Rentals, Store items

What's Not Included sits directly beneath What's Included everywhere it appears, so customers see what they get and what they don't side by side. On the widget its items show with a red ✗ (versus the green ✓ on What's Included).

Where to Edit Content Blocks

Content blocks live on the Content blocks tab of every experience / rental product / store product form.

1. Go to Experiences → pick an experience → click the Content blocks tab.
2. (Or Rentals → Products → pick a product → Content blocks.)
3. (Or Store → Products → pick a product → Content blocks.)
4. Click any block header to expand it.

Filling in a Block

Each block type has its own editor shape:

• What's Included / What's Not Included — a repeater. Click + Add item, type a short item name and an optional one-line description. Add as many items as you like; remove one with the trash icon.
• What to Bring / Highlights — a chip list. Type a short label, press Enter to add it. Drag to reorder, click the × to remove.
• Itinerary — a repeater. Add a row, enter a time (e.g. 09:00) and a short description of what happens. Add as many rows as you like.
• Check-in details / Restrictions / Health & Safety / Cancellation notes — a rich text editor, the same one as Full description. Use the toolbar to add bold, italic, and underline text, bulleted or numbered lists, and links. Your formatting shows through to the widget exactly as you set it.

The form saves automatically as you type.

Add Your Own Sections

The built-in blocks cover most needs, but you can add as many extra sections of your own as you like — a parking guide, a "good to know" note, directions, a gear-care reminder, anything.

Your own sections live at the bottom of the Additional customer information card on each experience / rental product, under Your own sections.

1. Open an experience or rental product and expand Additional customer information.
2. Scroll to Your own sections and click + Add a section.
3. Type a heading (e.g. Parking & directions).
4. Write the body in the rich text editor — bold, italic, underline, lists, and links all work here too.
5. Click Done to save the section.

A saved section collapses to just its heading — click the heading to expand and read it, or click Edit to change the fields (the trash icon removes it). Add as many as you like with + Add a section.

Your own sections appear on the widget below the eight built-in blocks, each as its own collapsible card in the order you added them. A section with a blank heading and blank body is simply ignored.

Rename the Section Headings

The built-in headings — Highlights, What's included, Check-in details, and so on — use names that work for most shops. If your business uses different words, you can rename any of them once and have the new name show on every product and experience.

1. Go to Settings → Booking widget → the Sections tab.
2. Each row shows a heading with a text box beside it. Type the name you'd rather use — for example, rename Highlights to Features.
3. Leave a box blank to keep the default name.
4. Click Save section names.

These names apply everywhere the section appears — the widget, the Preview customer view, and confirmation emails. Itinerary and Health & safety only show on experiences, so renaming them affects experiences only.

Generating Content with Dash AI

Every block has a Generate with Dash button. Dash writes a first draft for you based on the product name, description, and any blocks you've already filled in.

1. Expand any block.
2. Click Generate with Dash.
3. A preview modal opens showing the suggested content.
4. Click Apply to replace the block, or Discard to keep what you had.

Dash generations cost AI credits — see your balance under Settings → AI settings.

How Customers See It

On the widget's item detail page, content blocks appear below the product description in this order:

1. What's Included
2. What's Not Included
3. Highlights
4. Itinerary
5. Check-in details
6. What to Bring
7. Restrictions
8. Health & Safety
9. Cancellation notes

Any of your own sections follow below, in the order you added them. Each block renders with an icon and a headline. Empty blocks don't render at all.

Content Blocks on Confirmation & Reminder Emails

If you've filled in What to Bring and Check-in details, those two blocks also appear on:

• the booking confirmation email
• the booking reminder email

So customers don't have to dig through a PDF to find where to meet or what to pack.

Tips

• Keep Highlights short. Three to six bullets of 5–8 words each. The section is for skimming, not reading.
• Write the Itinerary in the customer's voice. "09:00 — Arrive and safety briefing" reads better than "Arrival / briefing".
• Check-in details beat an address. A what-to-look-for description ("blue container by the jetty, near the second life-ring") gets more customers to the right spot than a pin drop.
• Don't duplicate what's in your description. Content blocks replace the information you'd otherwise stuff into a long product description.

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Related Guides

• Creating an experience
• Creating a rental product
• Creating a store product
• Widget for Experiences
• Widget for Rentals