: Scrivener: Can I set spacing below the header? Can I set it so that there is a certain amount of space between the text on each page and the header?

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Can I set it so that there is a certain amount of space between the text on each page and the header?

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@Gloria285

In Compilation Options, choose Formatting.
Select your Section Type you wish to modify, then choose "Set the line spacing" â†’ Other.

Increase Paragraph spacing after.

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@LarsenBagley300

You just need to increase the height of your header. Alternately you could drag down your top margin on the main part of the page. I haven't used Scrivener so I couldn't tell you exactly how to do it.

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