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# WooCommerce Checkout Block
**Checkout Custom Fields Builder for the WooCommerce** plugin has been integrated with the **Checkout Block of WooCommerce for Gutenberg**.
Here you can check the official documentation of the Checkout Block by **WooCommerce**:
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Once you install the plugin, you will get the option to choose one of the page builders:
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**Checkout Builder** Interface **varies by the page builder** that you have selected.
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Interface of Checkout Builder for Gutenberg Checkou
Once you add or edit the elements, you get the setting Position. You have to select one of the available predefined sections of the **Checkout Block of WooCommerce** where the element should be displayed:
Available Positions are:
* Contact Information
* Billing Adress
* Shipping Adress
* Shipping Methods
You can modify the **WooCommerce Checkout Block** preferences by clicking **the Edit Checkout Page** button:
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This checkout block is fully **controlled** and **maintained** by [WooCommerce](https://woocommerce.com/). For more information kindly check out the official documentation.
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