The Case Studies Cards will enable you to add multiple news article blocks and group them by category.

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The Classic Block looks just like the classic editor, but it’s in block form. Custom TinyMCE buttons are found in this block.

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Just like the Posting Source Code feature works in the classic editor, with the Code Block you can add formatted code for others to view.

You can make your page title red by adding CSS to your custom CSS panel in the customizer.

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Headings can help structure your page and make your content more readable by humans as well as search engines.

By default when you create a new page WordPress labels the title of the page as <h1> tag, so subsequent Heading Blocks begin at <h2> and so on, but you can choose your heading level according to your style in the toolbar, or the block settings.

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A list block is as simple as it sounds. You can order items in a list.

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The Paragraph Block allows you to easily craft content and is the default block type for text added to the editor. It is probably the block you will use most.

You can write your content like a regular document and each paragraph will automatically be turned into a block behind the scenes.

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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.

The Preformatted Block shares a lot of similarities with the Paragraph Block and the Code Block. Think of it as a hybrid of the two.

Like the Paragraph Block, the Preformatted Block is intended primarily to display text. Unlike the Paragraph Block, though, the Preformatted Block keeps any spacing or line breaks exactly as they are entered.

Similar to the Code Block, the Preformatted Block is displayed in a monospace font, making it easy to keep text perfectly aligned. However, the Preformatted Block also includes styling and the ability to add hyperlinks that a Code Block doesn’t have.

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The Pullquote Block can add emphasis to a piece of text in your post or page, the Pullquote Block can make short snippets stand out more.

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Adding quotes can help you highlight great reviews from your audience or phrases that inspire you.  

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The Table Block allows you to add a basic table to your post or page.

Tables are best used for tabulated data rather than page design. If you want columns you can use the Columns Block.

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The Verse Block is ideal for writing poetry on your site.

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