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 Sometimes you need your posts to follow a specific structure, or you simply want to provide a good starting point for the editors. This blog post will cover what post templates are, how to set them up, and what options they offer.
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-A simple use case of post templates can be a review or a testimonial. E.g. you want each review to be a separate post and to use a single Quote block.
+A simple use case of post templates can be a review or a testimonial. For example, if you want each review to be a separate post and to use a single Quote block.
 
 If you don’t have the new post type registered, you can refer to one of the previous blog posts which explains how to [register Custom Post Types](/blog/using-cpts-and-taxonomies). Once the new post type is registered, you can set the `template_lock` argument.