# Social #️⃣

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#### Customizing Social Media #️⃣:

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* **Add a social media block:**
  * Click on the "Add Blocks" option in the builder interface.
  * Look for the "Social Media" block in the block library and add it to the canvas area.

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* **Configure the social media links:**
  * Within the social media block, you should see options to add or configure social media links.
  * Click on the "Add Link" or a similar button to add your first social media link.
* **Enter the social media platform and link:**
  * In the pop-up or editable field, enter the name or label of the social media platform.
  * Then enter the corresponding link for that social media platform.
  * Repeat this step for each social media platform you want to include.
* **Customize the appearance:**
  * Depending on the capabilities of the "1W3" builder, you may have options to customize the appearance of the social media block.
  * This can include options for icons, colors, hover effects, alignment, or other styling attributes.
  * Modify the settings according to your desired visual representation of the social media block.
* **Preview and test your decentralized website:**
  * Utilize the preview feature in the builder to see how your decentralized website looks and functions. Test the links and interactions to ensure they work as intended.
* **Publish your decentralized website:**
  * Once you're satisfied with your web3site's design and functionality, click on the "Publish" or "Save" button within the builder to make your web3site live.

Congratulations! You have successfully created a decentralized website using the "1W3" builder with a blank canvas. Share your website's URL with others and take advantage of the decentralized features offered by the ENS integration.


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