Hi Sky,

I am Jeremiah with the ClickFunnels Customer Success Team.

I completely understand your frustration with how quickly those usage credits can add up when fixing content placements. Your detailed breakdown of how Claude and Manus interact with our page editor is incredibly insightful.

Because ClickFunnels does not natively support direct API-based lesson injection without custom programming, these browser extensions rely entirely on reading the existing page elements. Just as you discovered, if a specific element like a paragraph box is missing from the lesson template, the external tools cannot dynamically create it and will place the content wherever they can find an opening, such as the description box.

To ensure your tools can seamlessly inject your newsletter formatted lessons and save your valuable credits, your current method of adding a paragraph box to your master lesson template beforehand is the absolute best solution. We greatly appreciate your recommendation to include a default paragraph box in our standard course templates.

You can definitely submit this as a feature request here: https://feedback.myclickfunnels.com.

Our engineering team uses this feature request board to determine which features are most important to users, like yourself.

Be sure to also check out other feature requests and upvote any ideas that you also like.

If you ever decide to program direct injections, you can embed custom code using our HTML/JS element as detailed here: https://support.myclickfunnels.com/docs/html-js-insert-custom-html-and-javascript-code.

You can also find more information on dynamically pulling lesson details in our display guide: https://support.myclickfunnels.com/docs/collections-lessons-arrange-and-display-course-lessons.