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If you notice that there’s no space or padding between the “Allow edits” section and the “Access to secrets by maintainers” part, it can make your interface look cluttered and harder to read. Here’s a simple way to fix that so everything looks clean and organized.
First, check the settings or code where these sections are displayed. Sometimes, the spacing issues are caused by missing margins or padding in the CSS or design markup. If you’re customizing a webpage or a user interface, look for the CSS rules controlling these areas. You want to add some margin-bottom or padding around the “Allow edits” section so that it has some space before the next part.
For example, if you’re editing CSS, you might add this rule:
css
.allow-edits-section {
margin-bottom: 10px; / adds space below the section /
}
Make sure the class or element name matches your actual code. If you’re not familiar with CSS, just look for the part of your code where these sections are styled and add some space there.
If you’re using a platform like GitHub and this is a display issue on the interface, you won’t be able to change the code directly. In that case, refreshing your browser or adjusting your zoom settings might help, but if it’s a persistent layout problem, reporting it to the platform’s support team is the way to go.
Adding this simple space will make your layout easier to read and look more professional. Just find the section in your code or platform settings, add a bit of margin or padding, and you’re all set.
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