Insert a block into content

Insert a reusable pricing callout block into the April 3 feature article right before the conclusion. The block must show headline Savings of up to 30 percent, three bullet points with the plan names, a blue CTA button linking to the pricing page, and match our body font and spacing. Make it reusable so marketing can update it globally and preview it on mobile before publishing.

Before I add the reusable pricing block to the article, make approval quick: surface the exact headline text, the three bullets, CTA destination URL, styling details (font, button color), and whether the block is set as reusable. Flag if the block will override local styles or break layout on mobile so the product marketing lead can approve without guessing.

I created a reusable pricing block and inserted it into the draft; in the editor it looks correct but on the live page fonts and spacing are off. I don’t know whether the theme’s CSS is overriding block styles, the reusable block carries extra markup, or caching is serving an old stylesheet. I’m worried the live page will embarrass marketing. What’s the most likely cause and the immediate steps to diagnose and fix it?

Reusable blocks sporadically lose styles, get duplicated, or show outdated content across posts, and I waste time hunting which post or editor changed them. I suspect unclear ownership of blocks, no naming convention, and lack of a change process. What three habits or rules should we adopt—naming, owner, and a simple edit/approval flow—so reusable blocks stay consistent and I stop firefighting?