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# Spacer
Spacer Element
Available under the 'Layout' category, the **`Spacer`** element allows you to add empty vertical space to your page.
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## Spacer Width
The Spacer element always uses the full horizontal area of the parent element it is placed in.
Example below shows Spacer0 occupying the full width of the page as it is placed inside the main page body.
Example Spacer using full page width
Example below shows Spacer1 occupying the width of the layout column it is placed in.
Example Spacer using width of a layout column
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## Vertical Sizing
Resizing Spacer
You can resize by using the rectangular notches that appear when you select the element.
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