I believe I have explained thoroughly 
Where did I say that Clean-up Blocks was going to help if your code was not already organised in a single column?
Please read my post fully - the answer is already there:
Sorry. I misread this post the first time. Well, if someone programming in one column, it have sense. So it doesn't segregate the blocks, it aligns it and only works for one-column programming.
The ABG idea is also good. Then you can move around the screen pretty quickly.
I think so too, but there is a chance that the APK could be adversely affected, so before a build, best to disable them.
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Yes I think it's a good idea....
ABG section deviders, wonderful !!
join + Text1 + Text2 + Text3 (Is that one line?)
my join looks like
join Text1
___ Text2
___ Text3
How can I put Text1 + Text2 + Text3 to one line?
what is the job of join?
Text without join does the same job, or not?
Right-click on the "join" block and select "Inline inputs" from the context menu.
I used the JOIN to get around the display length limit for text blocks, instituted to make life easier for the Blocks Editor. The section/subsection idea is a side benefit.
Tip: If you have a Call Procedure block you can right-click highlight and the IDE will jump to the Procedure.
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Yeah ! that's cool ! i didn't know !!
I love it ! even if it's a bypass of existing tool...This should be integrated in AI as spécific tool to organise bloks as programmer wants to. 
Also, After you have finished looking at the procedure, Undo will jump you back to where you were.
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good! thanks for this precision.
I know that App Inventor and Scratch are not much related but I think they might be using a similar backend for the blocks section and if it is true, then there is a browser extension for scratch that enables us to jump to Block Hats, Block Definitions and Variable (Set or Get) directly using just a navigation bar at the top. Perhaps we could derive the code for App Inventor also using that itself?
it was a good idea, but it seems not to works...
+1
AI needs a better block management
Variable search, in how many places are they read or written...
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Thanks for sharing your idea. I am a real beginner but I do not understand what this means "The yellow error prev/next arrow buttons should be able to get you to the prev/next section"
Would you explain this to me? Thank you.
Use these arrows:
Thank you ABG, I got it !!