### Closest to Client-First Values

Source: https://finsweet.com/client-first/docs/sizes-and-rem

Displays a specific conversion for a small pixel value, useful for fine-tuning designs. This is an example of a value that might be considered a 'neighboring value' but is explicitly called out.

```plaintext
2px
= 0.125rem
```

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### Custom Unique Spacer Class Example

Source: https://finsweet.com/client-first/docs/spacing-strategy

Use a custom spacer class for managing unique spacings across the project. This is useful for elements that require specific, non-standard spacing.

```css
.spacer-home-faq {}
```

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### Custom Spacer Class Example

Source: https://finsweet.com/client-first/docs/spacing-strategy

Define custom spacer classes for managing unique or global element-specific spacings. This aids in organizing custom element spacing that needs to be kept global.

```css
.spacer-header {}
.spacer-sticky-nav {}
.spacer-title-primary {}
.spacer-title-subtitle {}
.spacer-footer {}
```

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### Spacing Block Strategy: _padding-bottom_ + _padding-[size]_

Source: https://finsweet.com/client-first/docs/spacing-strategy

Use _padding-bottom_ combined with a _padding-[size]_ utility class on a Div Block to create vertical space. This two-class approach offers flexibility.

```html
<!-- Option 2: _padding-bottom_ + _padding-[size] -->
<div class="padding-bottom padding-medium"></div>
```

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### Apply Global Margin to Form Inputs

Source: https://finsweet.com/client-first/docs/spacing-strategy

Use a custom class to apply a consistent margin to all form inputs across the project. This allows for global control over spacing, enabling quick updates.

```CSS
.form_input {
  margin-bottom: 1rem;
}
```

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### One-Off Custom Spacing for Elements

Source: https://finsweet.com/client-first/docs/spacing-strategy

Create a specific custom class for elements needing unique, one-off spacing that doesn't fit the standard utility system. Use sparingly to maintain global consistency.

```CSS
.about_testimonial-title {
  margin-bottom: 2.25rem;
}
```

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### PX to REM Conversion Table

Source: https://finsweet.com/client-first/docs/sizes-and-rem

A reference table showing recommended REM values and their corresponding PX measurements. These values are suggested for consistency and ease of use in Client-First projects.

```plaintext
4px
= 0.25rem
8px
= 0.5rem
16px
= 1rem
20px
= 1.25rem
24px
= 1.5rem
32px
= 2rem
40px
= 2.5rem
48px
= 3rem
56px
= 3.5rem
64px
= 4rem
72px
= 4.5rem
80px
= 5rem
96px
= 6rem
128px
= 8rem
160px
= 10rem
192px
= 12rem
256px
= 16rem
320px
= 20rem
384px
= 24rem
448px
= 28rem
512px
= 32rem
640px
= 40rem
768px
= 48rem
896px
= 56rem
1024px
= 64rem
1152px
= 72rem
1280px
= 80rem
1440px
= 90rem
1536px
= 96rem
1920px
= 120rem
2560px
= 160rem
```

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### Spacing Wrapper Strategy: _margin/padding-[direction]_ + _margin/padding-[size]_

Source: https://finsweet.com/client-first/docs/spacing-strategy

Apply _margin/padding-[direction]_ and _margin/padding-[size]_ utility classes to a Div Block that wraps a child element. This creates space between the wrapper and its siblings.

```html
<!-- Spacing Wrapper Strategy -->
<div class="margin-bottom margin-medium">
  <!-- Nested content element -->
</div>
```

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### Button with Icon using Flexbox/Grid

Source: https://finsweet.com/client-first/docs/spacing-strategy

Use flex or grid on a button element to create space between text and an icon. This method is quick and simple for buttons with multiple nested elements.

```html
<button class="button"><span class="button-text">Button Text</span><span class="button-icon">Icon</span></button>
```

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### Button Row Spacing with Flexbox/Grid

Source: https://finsweet.com/client-first/docs/spacing-strategy

Create horizontal space between buttons by applying flex or grid to their parent wrapper. This approach is preferred over direct margin application to the button class for greater flexibility.

```html
<div class="button-row"><button class="button">Button 1</button><button class="button">Button 2</button></div>
```

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### Spacing Block Strategy: _spacer-[size]_

Source: https://finsweet.com/client-first/docs/spacing-strategy

Use the _spacer-[size]_ utility class on a Div Block to create vertical space between sibling elements. This is a single-class approach for spacing.

```html
<!-- Option 1: _spacer-[size] -->
<div class="spacer-medium"></div>
```

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### Custom Spacing for Breakpoints

Source: https://finsweet.com/client-first/docs/spacing-strategy

Apply spacing directly to a custom class to manage unique spacing requirements across different breakpoints (e.g., tablet, mobile). This overrides default utility spacing.

```CSS
.custom-class {
  /* Spacing for tablet */
}

.custom-class-mobile {
  /* Spacing for mobile */
}
```

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### Space Footer Links with CSS Grid

Source: https://finsweet.com/client-first/docs/spacing-strategy

Utilize CSS Grid on a parent wrapper to evenly space sibling elements like footer links. Adjusting the `row-gap` property controls the spacing between all items globally.

```CSS
.footer_links-column {
  display: grid;
  row-gap: 1rem;
}
```

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### Calculate REM in Webflow Designer

Source: https://finsweet.com/client-first/docs/sizes-and-rem

Type calculations directly into Webflow Designer inputs to convert PX to REM. This method allows for native calculation within the designer interface.

```webflow
100/16rem
```

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