# Inserting the Block

Inserting the QuotesDLX block is easy if you know the right shortcuts. Let's go over a few ways to insert the block.

## Using the Block Inserter

When on a post or page in the admin, you can click the "+" icon to open the Block Inserter.

![The Block Inserter](/files/dVo1PujMaoz58f7bFwGm)

From there, type in `quotesdlx` to be taken to the block.

![Block Inserter](/files/Aya5b6HfGwQgxqViA9Wf)

Click on the QuotesDLX block to insert the block.

## Using a Slash Command

The Block Editor has some convenient shortcuts, and one of those is the `/` command.

Simply type in `/` followed by a block name. In the case of QuotesDLX, you can use several keywords to help find the plugin.

Here are a few examples:

* `/quotesdlx`
* `/blockquote`
* `/quo`
* `/tweet`
* `/quote`

Here's a screenshot of what you'll see when you type in a slash command.

![Inserting the Block Using a Slash Command](/files/4p6KrZeerO3FV6ReizsB)

## Using the 'quotesdlx' Shortcut

You can also insert the block easily by just typing `quotesdlx` and hitting the `enter` key on your keyboard.

![QuotesDLX Shortcut](/files/GPBMDk8drJ86Wwjo8MHX)


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