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Select & edit components

Adjust padding and margins

Control space inside and around a selected component.

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Select and style components

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Recorded in the fictional Willow Studio website using a normal customer account. AI submission steps are explained without running a generation job.

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  1. Select and style a component
  2. Click an object to select it. Double-click editable text when you want to type.
  3. The toolbar changes with your selection: text, image, button, field, or container.
  4. Set a font, size, emphasis, colour, and alignment for the selected text.
  5. Spacing controls adjust padding inside the object and margins around it.
  6. Borders controls colour, width, style, and corner radius.
  7. Move into section chooses a destination. Layers controls stacking when objects overlap.
  8. Review your changes, then Save. Publish separately when you are ready to go live.
WEBTUMMY · VISUAL WALKTHROUGH
Actual Webtummy interface in the fictional Willow Studio customer workspace. Click to enlarge. Available fields vary by selected component.
Adjust padding and margins
Expanded Webtummy interface showing adjust padding and margins

Follow these steps

  1. Select the object

    Click the text, button, image, or container you want to adjust.

  2. Open Spacing

    Choose Spacing in the floating toolbar. You can also use the selected object’s spacing controls in Properties.

  3. Adjust the sides

    Change padding to add space inside the object, and margins to add space around it. Use the available side controls to adjust individual edges.

  4. Check nearby objects

    Inspect the surrounding layout and all preview widths. Use Undo if spacing pushes content out of place, then Save.

What you should see

The selected component has the intended breathing room.

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