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Description
If we want to render a widget inside a block with a certain distance from its borders, we need to create another
Layout
element based on the outerBlock
, add a margin and render the Widget into it. Adding a padding property on the block element skips the creation of this second Layout.This property works especially when rendering texts, as we can just create a block with padding and use it as the text wrapper:
Rendering another widget should be easy too, using the
.inner
method:Testing guidelines
The

block.rs
example contains two cases of use: one with an inner text and another with an inner block:I've also changed the paragraph tests to include a padding of value 1 to the rendering tests.
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