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# Twitch 🎮

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Here's a tutorial on how to add a Twitch block to your Link Tree decentralized website using the 1W3 editor:

* **Add the Twitch block:**
  * Click on the "Add Blocks" button in the editor.
  * From the list of available blocks, locate and select the Twitch block.

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* **Enter the Twitch URL:**
  * A pop-up window will appear, prompting you to provide the Twitch URL.
  * Open a separate tab or window and go to Twitch ([www.twitch.tv](http://www.twitch.tv/)).
  * Find the Twitch profile, stream, or video you want to add to your Link Tree website.
  * Copy the URL of the Twitch page from the address bar of your browser.
  * Return to the pop-up window in the 1W3 editor and paste the Twitch URL into the provided field.
* **Submit:**
  * After pasting the Twitch URL, click on the "Submit" or "Save" button in the pop-up window.

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* **Preview the Twitch display:**
  * Save your modifications in the editor.
  * Click on the "Preview" button or a similar option to view your Link Tree decentralized website.
  * Check that the Twitch block is displaying correctly and showcasing the Twitch profile, stream, or video based on the provided URL

Following these steps will allow you to add a Twitch block to your Link Tree decentralized website, enabling you to showcase your Twitch content and engage your visitors with your live streams or recorded videos.


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