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Go to the List of Blocks Use the page break block to separate your content into a multiple-page experience and add pagination, or page breaks, to a page or post. This can be useful if you are writing a step-by-step tutorial or if you’d like to split your page into multiple chapters, for instance.  In order…

Go to the List of Blocks The More block is used to display a Read More link to the full blog post, on the blog home page, or on the archive pages. If your theme is set to show the post’s full content on archive pages or the blog home page, then a post using the…

Go back to the list of Blocks The Columns block allows you to insert text, media, and other types of content into columns. When used one after another, the columns can create a grid effect.  You can type /columns in the editor and hit enter in a new paragraph block to add one quickly. Detailed…

Go to the List of Blocks The Button block has been deprecated since WordPress 5.4. Please use the Buttons block instead.

Go back to the list of Blocks If you want to add emphasis to a piece of text in your post or page, the pullquote block can quickly and easily make short snippets look beautiful. To add one, click the Block Inserter icon when editing your post or page. You can also quickly add one by typing /pullquote in a blank paragraph block and…

Go back to the list of Blocks If you wish to add text to a post or page that is displayed exactly as you type it, the Preformatted block is for you. Add a Preformatted block You can create one by clicking the Block Inserter icon. You can also type /preformatted and hit the enter key in an…

Go back to the list of Blocks Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), is language used to describe the semantic content of web pages. This can be added using the custom HTML block. This block allows you to insert your code so you can fine-tune your content.  Starting in WordPress 7.0, the Custom HTML block introduces separate editing…

Go back to the list of Blocks Code block lets you add and display code snippets for others to view. Code block example: Add a Code block To add the Code block, open the block inserter by clicking the (+) icon on the upper left corner of the editor. After that, look for Code using…

Go back to the list of Blocks The Classic block looks just like the classic editor, but it’s in block form. Custom TinyMCE buttons are found in this block. Add a Classic block To add a Classic block, open the Block Inserter tool by clicking the Block Inserter + icon in the top toolbar. Look for the Classic block by using…

Go back to the list of Blocks The File block allows you to add a link to the downloadable files on your website. Add a File block Detailed instructions on adding blocks After you add a file, you can edit the file name by typing inside the rectangle. You can click Replace to replace the…