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        • ACSS 2.8.0 Section padding missing
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Next: Manage Block using Template Bundles

You can manage which Bricks templates to be registered as Gutenberg blocks 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.

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.

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.

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

Tip: You can add bundles when you create a template