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# How to enable Snap to Grid

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### Click any element inside the Editor for the contextual panel to appear:

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### See 'Snap to Grid' as an option on the Section contextual panel on the right side

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### Then toggle on the Snap To Grid function.

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### Once Snap to Grid is turned on if try to move any element inside the editor and let it go - the element will then snap to the nearest grid it can find.

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### Heads Up! By default, Snap to Grid is turned off. This allows you the flexibility to manually place each element in sections. Once Snap to Grid is turned ON, each element snaps into place as dictated by the grid lines.

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