# Spacer

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Free Macro
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## Screenshot

As you can see, you see nothing :-). Just space. That’s what the spacer does.

## Description

The Spacer macro simply adds some vertical space to your page. Sometimes you just want some vertical distance between two paragraphs or images. Confluence removes empty lines so that doesn’t work.

Just add a Bootstrap Spacer. It defaults to 20 pixels in height but you can of course change that.

## Adding the Macro

Edit your page.

Select “+” => Other macros

Type in “Bootstrap” in the Search box

Select the “Bootstrap Spacer” macro

## Macro Options

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