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# 🚀 Getting Started

TLDR;

1. Create a Bricks template and set the type as  `GutenBricks – Block`
2. The template will be available as a block
3. View it if it’s rendered. (If you want to render blocks in full page-width follow [this method.](https://youtu.be/keFz6mVEIao?feature=shared))

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## Create your first block

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1. First, create a template and set its type to `GutenBricks - Block` (If not, it will not show up as a Block)
2. (optional) You can additionally assign the template to a specific bundle. If this is not done, it will by default be included in the "default" bundle.

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3. Use the block in the Gutenberg editor.&#x20;

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If you cannot find the block inside the Gutenberg editor, please check:

1. If the template type was set to `GutenBricks – Block`
2. Suppose the template was assigned to a custom Template Bundle. In this case, you must activate the bundle in GutenBricks settings.

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3. You can also configure which Post Types you want to enable the blocks for.

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