When duplicating a section, the loss of spacing might be due to custom styles or settings not being copied correctly. To provide a more specific solution, I would need to know which page builder or editor you’re using (e.g., WordPress block editor, Elementor, Divi, etc.). However, I can offer some general steps to help you troubleshoot the issue:
- Check for custom styles: If the original section has custom CSS styles applied to it, ensure that those styles are also applied to the duplicated section. This might involve copying and pasting the custom CSS code or selecting the appropriate class names or IDs in the settings.
- Inspect the section settings: Compare the settings between the original and duplicated sections, paying close attention to padding, margin, and column settings. Make sure the settings are the same in both sections.
- Examine the column and block settings: If the sections have columns or blocks within them, check the settings for those elements as well. Differences in padding, margin, or alignment settings could affect the spacing in the duplicated section.
- Use a browser developer tool: If you’re still having trouble, you can use your browser’s developer tools to inspect the HTML and CSS of both sections. This can help you identify any differences in styling or structure that could be causing the issue. In Chrome or Firefox, right-click on the section and select “Inspect” (Chrome) or “Inspect Element” (Firefox). This will open the developer tools, where you can view and edit the HTML and CSS for the sections.
- Contact support or the theme developer: If none of these steps resolve the issue, consider reaching out to the support team for your page builder or theme. They may be able to offer additional guidance or provide a solution tailored to your specific setup.
I hope these steps help you troubleshoot the spacing issue in your duplicated section. If you need more assistance, please provide information about your page builder/editor, theme, and any plugins you’re using, and I’ll be glad to help further.