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=== Custom Block Manager Plugin
=== Version: (see version.xml)
=== Author: Juan Pablo Alperin <[email protected]>
=== Co-Author: Bozana Bokan <[email protected]>
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## About

This plugin is intended to enable users to create customizable HTML blocks for
the sidebars.

[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/pkp/customBlockManager.svg?branch=stable-3_3_0)](https://travis-ci.org/pkp/customBlockManager)

## License

This plugin is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. See the file
LICENSE for the complete terms of this license.

## System Requirements

This plugin is compatible with OJS, OMP, and OPS. Ensure that you're installing
a compatible version by using the Plugin Gallery.

## Management

The Plugin management interface can be found at:
Management > Website Settings > Plugins > Generic Plugins > Custom Block Manager

Once the plugin is enabled, blocks can be added, edited and deleted through this
interface, using the "Manage Custom Blocks" function.

The added custom blocks will per default appear in the right sidebar, but this
can be changed in:
Management > Website Settings > Appearance > Layout > Sidebar Management.

## Contact/Support

Documentation, bug listings, and updates can be found on this plugin's homepage
at [http://github.com/pkp/customBlockManager](http://github.com/pkp/customBlockManager).

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