# Next: Manage Block using Template Bundles

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Under the Bricks -> GutenBricks Submenu -> Blocks tab, you can view which bundles are enabled, either as blocks or patterns. The "default" bundles activate automatically upon plugin activation, ensuring immediate usability.&#x20;

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For other bundles, you can control their visibilities inside the Gutenberg editor by toggling them either as Blocks or **Patterns.** You can also control which Post Types you want to enable the blocks for.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
**Patterns:** Please note that as of v1.0, the patterns enabled here are not "true" Gutenberg patterns where clients can edit the layout freely, but rather a wrapper that wraps the original block as a pattern.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

The default bundle is identified by a "Default" label in the Gutenberg editor. You can also change the label through default bundle settings.

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