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The File Block allows you to drop a download link to document files right in your website.

Block name: core-file
CSS: _core-file.scss

With the WordPress Embed block, you can embed WordPress posts into your posts and pages. You don’t need a WordPress account to be able to use it. You can only embed public posts, though.

Block name: core-embed
CSS: _core-embed.scss

Using the YouTube Embed block you can include a YouTube video into your post/page with play buttons, so your visitor can stay on your site to watch it. You don’t need a YouTube account to embed a video.

Block name: core-embed
CSS: _core-embed.scss

With the Twitter Embed block, you can embed Tweets (posts on Twitter) into your posts and pages. You don’t need a Twitter account to be able to use it. You can only embed public tweets, though.

Block name: core-embed
CSS: _core-embed.scss

The latest posts block displays your most recent posts, making it easy for your readers to see what’s new on your blog.

Block name: core-latest-posts
CSS: Gutenberg core

• File12.5.2022
• WordPress embed12.5.2022
• YouTube embed12.5.2022
• Twitter embed12.5.2022
• Latest posts12.5.2022

• File12.5.2022
• WordPress embed12.5.2022
• YouTube embed12.5.2022
• Twitter embed12.5.2022
• Latest posts12.5.2022

• File12.5.2022
• WordPress embed12.5.2022
• YouTube embed12.5.2022

All categories on the site.

Block name: core-categories
CSS: _core-list.scss

• Alignment (1)
• Aside (1)
• Audio (1)
• Captions (1)
• Chat (1)
• Codex (1)
• Comments (4)
• Content (3)
• Corner Case (1)
• Embeds (1)
• Excerpt (1)
• Featured Images (1)
• Formatting (2)
• Gallery (1)
• Images (1)
• Jetpack (1)
• Link (1)
• Lists (1)
• Markup (2)
• More Tag (1)
• Parent Category (1)
  • Child Category 01 (1)
  • Child Category 02 (1)
  • Child Category 03 (1)
    • Grandchild Category (1)
  • Child Category 04 (1)
  • Child Category 05 (1)
• Password (2)
• Pingbacks (2)
• Post Formats (1)
• Quote (1)
• Shortcodes (1)
• Standard (1)
• Status (1)
• Sticky (1)
• Titles (2)
• Trackbacks (2)
• Twitter (1)
• Uncategorized (2)
• Unpublished (1)
• Video (1)
• VideoPress (1)
• Yleinen (25)

If you want to have a space between two blocks, the spacer block is what you will use.

Block name: core-spacer
CSS: From Gutenberg core

Yes, it’s 80px of nothing.

Or 200px, whatever number you feel like.

The table block should be used for displaying numbers, comparisons or any other type of tabular data in table format.

Block name: core-table
CSS: _core-table.scss

Separator Block

The verse block is for writing poetry and other literary expressions. Unlike traditional paragraph text, it leaves all spaces & line-breaks untouched, displaying them exactly as you enter them.

Block name: core-verse
CSS: Gutenberg core

Dear Theodosia, what to say to you?
You have my eyes 
You have your mother’s name

When you came into the world, you cried and it broke my heart

I’m dedicating every day to you
Domestic life was never quite my style
When you smile, you knock me out, I fall apart
And I thought I was so smart

–Dear Theodosia / Lin-Manuel Miranda

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.

Block name: core-preformatted
CSS: _core-preformatted.scss

This is some preformatted text. Preformatted text keeps your s p a c e s, tabs and
linebreaks as they are.