# Finding the QuotesDLX Block

## Adding the QuotesDLX Block

Within the Block Editor, click the "+" icon to add a block.

![The "+" icon is the block inserter](/files/dVo1PujMaoz58f7bFwGm)

In the search, type in `quotesdlx` and from there you will be able to insert the block.

![The QuotesDLX Block in the Block Inserter](/files/Aya5b6HfGwQgxqViA9Wf)

The block itself is under the `Text` category.

![QuotesDLX Block Category](/files/QtuJp6f0YiPWzKXEwk4G)

For more ways to insert the block, please visit [Inserting the Block.](/quotes-dlx/quotesdlx-block/inserting-the-block.md)

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[Block Overview](/quotes-dlx/quotesdlx-block/block-overview.md)
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```
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```

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