If the same image, block, form, or other element appears on every page of your site, it is most likely placed inside a shared block instead of a page-specific one. Header and Footer blocks — and any other block marked as shared — are designed to display on every page by default. An element placed inside a shared block will automatically appear on all pages, which looks like unwanted duplication. To find and fix the duplicated element: Open a page where the element appears unexpectedly;Select the element and check which block it belongs to;If the block is Header, Footer, or another shared block, move the element to a page-specific block instead. The element now appears only on the pages where you placed it. Shared blocks are meant for elements you actually want on every page, such as a logo or a footer contact form — only move an element out if you do not want it repeated.