Content Blocks - Inserting the Content Block with the Basic Editor

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In the Basic Editor, you can type in the Content Block with the same "{{> [name of block'}}" formatting (Fig 1). 

Fig 1

When receiving emails sent from campaigns using Content Blocks from the Basic Editor, the result is the same as when doing so from the DND Editor (Fig 2). 

Fig 2

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