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The first thing you should do is prove to yourself that you have the right path to the file you want to include by checking it on the command line. Try typing this to if you a good response.
"ls -l /home/username_website_a/public_html/block/content.php". If you don't receive an error you've got the right path if an error is returned you need to get find the correct path.
I would worry about .. or ../.. because it looks like you are using a full path. You would only need to those if you are using relative paths.
php includes always makes more sense to me when I write it like this
<?php include("/home/path/to/file/I/want.php"); ?>
I use double quotes in case I want to use variables that way the variable get interpolated
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