The layouts listed below allow you to specify a margin size on the top of the content area. You can use this feature to shift your journal contents down in order to display a header image at the top of your journal. This method is an alternate way to add a header image, if your layout does not provide an explicit option for one.
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[s2 layouts by feature] Top Margin
The layouts listed below allow you to specify a margin size on the top of the content area. You can use this feature to shift your journal contents down in order to display a header image at the top of your journal. This method is an alternate way to add a header image, if your layout does not provide an explicit option for one.
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