It just shows the code in the examples, not the actual blocks. Is it using some other domain for storing the block images?

It's probably not loading for you. The wiki does display blocks as you would see them in the editor but if those blocks don't get loaded, you'll see text instead.
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RED-001 wrote:

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It just shows the code in the examples, not the actual blocks. Is it using some other domain for storing the block images?

Try https://scratchblocks.github.io, can you view that?

mybearworld wrote:

RED-001 wrote:

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It just shows the code in the examples, not the actual blocks. Is it using some other domain for storing the block images?

Try https://scratchblocks.github.io, can you view that?

No I can't, my school district blocks GitHub sites, and I tried to go on a page with blocks on an Android emulator and the blocks load. I think it has something to do with my school blocking whatever hosts the block images.

RED-001 wrote:

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mybearworld wrote:

RED-001 wrote:

(#1)
It just shows the code in the examples, not the actual blocks. Is it using some other domain for storing the block images?

Try https://scratchblocks.github.io, can you view that?

No I can't, my school district blocks GitHub sites, and I tried to go on a page with blocks on an Android emulator and the blocks load. I think it has something to do with my school blocking whatever hosts the block images.

Okay, I'm pretty sure the Scratch Wiki uses scratchblocks.github.io. If it doesn't load, it just shows the code.

mybearworld wrote:

Okay, I'm pretty sure the Scratch Wiki uses scratchblocks.github.io. If it doesn't load, it just shows the code.

Yes, the Scratch Wiki does use the same Block Plugin as scratchblocks.github.io (although adapted to a MediaWiki plugin).

This isn't the plugin's problem, by the looks of the conversation, so maybe, just maybe, you could try asking questions to a manager of your school district's network or content filters.