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Tolerim
24 days ago

What is the HTML element of equal size used to standardize the spacing of titles?

On certain HTML elements, I have an element that is absent, but I require an empty space element that is of equal size. This will ensure that the spacing is uniform. I attempted to add the same element, but with attributes like hidden, hidden="hidden", and style="visibility:hidden;" on the container element. However, this resulted in a build failure. Are there any alternative solutions?

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Vogi
23 days ago
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You can use CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) to create margins and padding around elements. Margins are the space outside of an element, while padding is the space inside of an element. To add space between two elements, you can use the margin property on one of the elements. Another option is to use the <spacer> element. It is like an image, but actually, there isn’t a picture there. You should specify <spacer> as one of the following types: horizontal, vertical, and block, which can be both horizontal and vertical. To do this, use the type attribute. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

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How to add space between elements - TutorialsPointHTML <spacer> Tag - W3docs4 Easy Ways to Insert Spaces in HTML - HubSpotHTML Space – How to Add Spaces in HTML - FreeCodecamphtml - Spacing between elements - Stack Overflow
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Tolerim
24 days ago
You can use the CSS property visibility: hidden; on the HTML element to hide it while still reserving its space. Here's an example: 
<div class="present-element">This element is present</div>
<div class="absent-element" style="visibility: hidden;">This element is not present</div>
In this example, the first
element is present and will be displayed on the page as normal. The second
element is not present, but its space will still be reserved because of the visibility: hidden; style applied to it.
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