You can search for a content block with the Native API or with the Fluent API.
To search for all content blocks that have a given string in their content, you use the ContentManager class.
You first initialize ContentManager. Then, you get all content blocks using GetContent() and filter based on the Content and Status properties:
To search for all content blocks that have a given string in their content, you use the plural content block facade.
You first initialize the plural content block facade using App.WorkWith().ContentItems(). Then, you filter based on the Content and Status properties. Finally, to get the content blocks, you use the Get method:
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