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Boilerplate Posts
After publishing a boilerplate post on your child sites, the post looks normal, just like any other WordPress post.
After it’s created, the post will be visible normally in the WP > Posts > All Posts page on child sites.
However, on the MainWP Dashboard side, the list of created Boilerplate posts is available in the MainWP > Extensions > Boilerplate page, in the Boilerplate Posts tab.
From here, you can Edit and Delete Boilerplate posts.