Changing margins in WordPress using CSS code

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This method requires adding CSS code to your WordPress theme. Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS is also required.

However, this method offers more flexibility, as you can manually choose the area where you want to add or adjust margins.

Adding and Changing Margins Using Custom CSS in a WordPress Theme
WordPress allows you to save custom CSS in the WordPress theme options. However, depending on the WordPress theme, there are different ways to do this.

Before adding or changing margins using CSS, you may need to identify the element you want to target with the CSS code.

For example, if you want to change the margins of the body of the page, you can use the following jamaica telemarketing data code:

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The easiest way to find the element to be hit is to use the browser's Inspect tool .

Open the website in a new browser tab and place the mouse over the element you want to change the margins. Then, right-click and select “Inspect” from the browser menu.

Using inspect tool
This will split the browser screen and you will see the HTML and CSS code behind the page.

You can move your mouse over the code and the browser will highlight the affected area.

Target element
In the code, you can see the HTML element or CSS class that you need to target with your custom CSS.

You can also test your margins here to preview how they will look.

Trying margins in the Inspect tool
However, these changes are not saved in the theme and disappear when you reload or close the browser tab.