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# Margins and Padding Properties

Reference documentation for Servoy Theme Margins and Padding Properties

## Overview

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The **Margins and Padding Properties** section allows you to define spacing around and within UI elements. This ensures that your application's layout is visually appealing and elements are properly aligned.

## Properties

Here's an in-depth look at each property:

### Box size 10

Defines a standard margin or padding size of 10 units. This size is often used for small spacing around or within elements to create a clean and uncluttered layout.\
Value: CSS size value (e.g., `10px`).

### Box size 20

Defines a medium margin or padding size of 20 units. It provides a moderate amount of space around or within elements, suitable for separating groups of related content.\
Value: CSS size value (e.g., `20px`).

### Box size 30

Defines a larger margin or padding size of 30 units. This size is ideal for creating more significant separation between sections or components, enhancing readability and focus.\
Value: CSS size value (e.g., `30px`).


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