Vertically spaces between UI elements

Hi all,
How do you set up spaces vertically between different UI elements ?
All my UI elements are near each other, I use mainly RowLayout and FlowLayout.
Thanks !

Hi Benjamin,
In the width , enter the width of UI elements , In crease the width upto how much spacing u want., u can also use medium , Large in vAlign., In the vAlign of UI element select medium or large . This also will give spacing.,
If u use grid layout left padding and right padding helps u .
revert if u need some more clarifications.,
Thanks & Regards
Kiran

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> Hello experts,
> I am having trouble closing up the space between a title
and a subtitle
> that
> needs to have a different style. I am usingCSS.
>
> Line spacing seems to work only on the vertical space
between lines within
> a
> paragraph, not between paragraphs. This makes sense.
>
> I have tried putting each element in its own table cell,
each with its own
> id,
> and playing with positive and negative margins and
padding. If there is a
> combination that would work, I would be glad to hear it.
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> knowledge of margins and padding is based almost totally
on trial and
> error,
> not on comprehension.
>
> My current work around is to keep the subtitle in the
same paragraph, put
> in a
> line break, and the style the subtitle. That has given
me a good result
> on my
> browser, but I'm not sure about other browsers. Also,
work arounds me
> nervous
> about creating other problems I don't know about.
>
> Can anyone give me the right solution, or at least
critique my work around
> solution?
>
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>
> Richard
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