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    Is there a way to create a block template that is not limited to a post type?

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    So, I have been reading up on block templates and from what I understand, they limit the ability to create them to one per post type. I just need to be able to add groupings of blocks without having to be limited to a single instance of that template per post type. Can you create a block that is a group other blocks so that you can change out the block if needed?

    Eg. One of the pages that I have has a dashed divider between a list of stylized file links and video embeds on the left and text details on the right. On another page, the video embed is on left, links on right and the content below, with no dash between the top two. This is all determined by custom fields that were saved in the post meta. Since Gutenberg changed all of that I am working on finding a good solution for migrating to WordPress 5.0.

    Any information is appreciated!

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