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Spacer is a lightweight JavaScript library designed for controlling padding and margin spacing in web applications and no-code tools. Built as a vanilla JS solution with minimal footprint under 7KB, it provides developers and page builders with flexible spacing control functionality that was previously only available in proprietary no-code platforms.
The library supports multiple spacers with linking functionality, making it ideal for web page builders, no-code tool development, and other creative applications. Unlike the closed-source spacer implementations found in popular builders like Webflow, Divi, and Brizy, Spacer provides an open-source alternative that developers can freely use and customize.
With its lightweight architecture and straightforward implementation, Spacer helps developers create consistent spacing systems across their projects. The library handles both CSS padding and margin controls while maintaining a minimal performance impact, making it suitable for production applications where every kilobyte matters.
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Spacer is a lightweight vanilla JavaScript library for controlling padding and margin in web applications. It provides spacer functionality similar to what is found in no-code page builders like Webflow and Divi, but as an open-source solution.
Spacer is extremely lightweight, with the minified CSS and JS files totaling less than 7KB combined, making it ideal for performance-conscious applications.
The primary use cases include web page builders, no-code tools, visual editors, and any application that requires dynamic spacing control through a user interface.
Yes, Spacer supports multiple spacers with linking functionality, allowing developers to create complex layouts with independent spacing controls.
Spacer is an open-source project that was created to provide freely available spacer functionality that was previously only found in proprietary no-code tools.