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Apart from the toolbar, each block can also have its own block settings, which would appear in the right column of your edit screen.
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![wordpress-block-editor-guide](uploads/51d7779ed688b7b99d2da4294bfd2794/wordpress-block-editor-guide.png)
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1. By clicking the (+) icon you can add a new block, i.e. Heading, paragraph, etc.
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2. undo and redo buttons, you can also use your keyboard commands for undo/redo.
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3. With the (i) button you can see the details of the content like- Characters, Words, Headings, Paragraphs, and Blocks
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4. Add the title for your post.
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5. From here you can start typing the content of your post.
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6. You can save draft your post, Preview, and Publish your post.
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7. With the Document tab, you get access to document settings, covering things like Permalink, categories & tags, featured images, etc. This is similar to the current sidebar in the WordPress editor.
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8. when you have an individual block selected, this gives you access to settings that are specific to that block, ie. Font, Color settings, etc.
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19. All your Document Settings tab.
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## Saving and Reusing Blocks in Gutenberg
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One of the best things about blocks is that they can be saved and reused.
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