> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cwicly.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cwicly.com/blocks/fragment.md).
# Fragment
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The `fragment`block is a container (invisible on the front end) to which you can add a `fragment` (containing one or more template parts).
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This allows you to add one or more template parts wherever you are in your Template, Page, Post etc.
## Add a Fragment Block
* Search for the `button` block in the Quick Inserter or Inserter Panel.
* Click the `fragment` block to insert it into your parent block.
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How To - Global Parts & Fragments
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## Add a Fragment
You can add a fragment (multiple template parts) to your `fragment` block, such as headers, footers or custom fragments.
### Add Global Header and/or Footer
By default, Global Headers and Footers are available in the Fragment dropdown.
* Select a `fragment` block.
* Choose Global Header or Global Footer in dropdown as required.
Alternately:
* Open the Block Inspector.
* Choose required Global Fragment in the dropdown.
### Add a Custom Fragment
A Custom fragment can be added from the Cwicly Themer in the Dashboard.
* From the Dashboard, open the Cwicly Themer.
* Open Fragments(top left corner)
* Click "+ Fragment" to open the New Fragment modal.
* Input Fragment name and click Create.
* In the Custom section, click the "+" icon next to the Fragment you wish to add.
* Select the required Custom fragment in the dropdown.
* Select the required Custom fragment in the dropdown in the Block Inspector.
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[Fragments](/themer/general/fragments.md)
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