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    Glyph
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    I am experiencing a really annoying issue, where if I add top/bottom row padding, then the content inside the row overflows the bottom. In particular if I use the vertical lines. The code I am using is as follows. What I am doing wrong here?:

    .row_padded {
      background-color: #f79b89;
      padding-top:100px;
      padding-bottom:100px;
    }
    

    Alternatively is there a better way to add row padding? I keep finding that content is running to close to the top/bottom of rows when I have specified a row background colour.

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      arminunruh
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      yea you can click on a row, then in the sidebar:
      Bildschirmfoto 2026-05-09 um 19.46.25.png

      can you try that instead of the css?

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        Glyph
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        No that does the same thing. If you test that on a row, and add vertical lines inside the row, you will see the vertical lines then overlap outside the bottom of the row for some reason? it looks like a bug.

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          arminunruh
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          #4

          ah yea now i understand what you mean!! ok i will fix it.

          until then use this CSS

          .col.type-vl.absolute-position{
          top: 0!important;
          }

          in lay options -> custom css & html

          or

          .row_padded .col.type-vl.absolute-position{
          top: 0!important;
          }

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            Glyph
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            Thanks @arminunruh that sort of works. The issue looks to be that the vertical lines now touch the very top/bottom edge of the row once padding is added. What I am trying to achieve is for rows to have padding, and vertical lines to inherit this same padding when placed in a row, rather than ignoring this padding. if that makes sense?

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              arminunruh
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              ah now i understand what you mean. ok let me think about it

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                Glyph
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                I worked out I can fudge it by setting a height for lines and centering them:

                .type-vl {
                display: flex;
                align-items: center;
                height: 100%;
                }

                .type-vl .lay-vl {
                height: 80%;
                }

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