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# How to add Margin or spaces between sections

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### To add space between sections, begin selecting the section where the margin will be added to the top or bottom.

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### On the Section contextual panel, look for the attribute Margin. You can either manually enter a specific margin in pixels by entering the value

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### Or, you can use the ^ button to increase margin or the v button to decrease:

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### Tip! You can set different margin values for the top/bottom and left/right sides of each section. When you first enter a margin value, we assume that both top/bottom or left/right values will be the same and therefore autofill the values. However, we provide you the option to define different margin settings for the top/bottom or left/right.

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