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# How to enable Grid lines in the Editor

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### Select the section where you would like the Grid Lines to be appear

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### On the Section contextual panel, look for the option "Grid Lines"

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### Click the dropdown menu to see all of the available settings for grid lines: When Dragging, Always or Never:

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### If you have selected Always as your Grid Line option, it should look like this:

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### Heads Up! If you have selected 'When Dragging' as your Grid Line option, note that it will only show up when you are dragging an element across the Maker Editor. To turn off the Grid Line feature, just select 'Never'

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