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# ButtonBlockAppender
`ButtonBlockAppender` provides button with a `+` (plus) icon which when clicked will trigger the default Block `Inserter` UI to allow a Block to be inserted.
This is typically used as an alternative to the `<DefaultBlockAppender />` component to determine the initial placeholder behaviour for a Block when displayed in the editor UI.
## Usage
In a block's `edit` implementation, render a `<ButtonBlockAppender />` component passing in the `rootClientId`.
```jsx
function render( { clientId } ) {
return (
<div>
<p>Some rendered content here</p>
<ButtonBlockAppender rootClientId={ clientId } />
</div>
);
}
```
_Note:_
## Props
### `rootClientId`
- **Type:** `String`
- **Required** `true`
- **Default:** `undefined`
The `clientId` of the Block from who's root new Blocks should be inserted. This prop is required by the block `Inserter` component. Typically this is the `clientID` of the Block where the prop is being rendered.
### `className`
- **Type:** `String`
- **Default:** `""`
A CSS `class` to be _prepended_ to the default class of `"button-block-appender"`.
## Examples
The [`<InnerBlocks>` component](../inner-blocks/) exposes an enhanced version of `ButtonBlockAppender` to allow consumers to choose it as an alternative to the standard behaviour of auto-inserting the default Block (typically `core/paragraph`).