This is a Paragraph block. It can be used for most text but should not be used for bulleted lists. In order to create a new line within this block, use Shift, Enter. Do NOT use Enter on its own because this will create a new paragraph block.

Blank lines above and below this sentence were also created using Shift, Enter.

The block background has been coloured to show the block boundaries. This helps to see the blocks in use and their layout. One you are happy with the overall page layout, you can change the background colour back to normal (generally white) using the Background colour symbol on the right hand side.

When copying text from another source, only paste unbulleted text into this block.

It is useful to save this block as a Re-usable Block. This can then be added to any page as required.

Below this paragraph block is a Spacer block. This is coloured light grey when selected in WordPress.

• This is a List block. It is intended to hold bulleted lists.
• For this block, Enter creates a new bullet.
• Shift, Enter creates a blank line like this (sometimes it seems you have to do it twice otherwise the blank line disappears when viewing the page):
  
  
• The block background has been coloured to show the block boundaries. This helps to see the blocks in use and their layout. One you are happy with the overall page layout, you can change the background colour back to normal (generally white) using the Background colour symbol on the right hand side. For this block you must first use the 3 dots symbol on the block toolbar and then Select Parent Block (List). Then the half moon symbol will show at the right hand side.
  
  
• When copying text from another source, only paste bulleted text into this block.
  
  
• It is useful to save this block as a Re-usable Block. This can then be added to any page as required.

This is a Paragraph block. It can be used for most text but should not be used for bulleted lists. In order to create a new line within this block, use Shift, Enter. Do NOT use Enter on its own because this will create a new paragraph block.

Blank lines above and below this sentence were also created using Shift, Enter.

The block background has been coloured to show the block boundaries. This helps to see the blocks in use and their layout. One you are happy with the overall page layout, you can change the background colour back to normal (generally white) using the Background colour symbol on the right hand side.

When copying text from another source, only paste unbulleted text into this block.

It is useful to save this block as a Re-usable Block. This can then be added to any page as required.

Below this paragraph block is a Spacer block. This is coloured light grey when selected in WordPress.