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$addSeparator

$addSeparator adds a separator component to the message. Separators create visual breaks between other components. They go inside containers or standalone without a parent.

Syntax

$addSeparator[(Divider;Spacing;Container ID)]

All parameters are optional.

• Divider: set to true to show a visible line, false for just spacing.
• Spacing: the size of the spacing around the separator. Either small or large.
• Container ID: optional ID of the container to put this separator inside. Leave empty to use the separator standalone (not inside any container).

What happens

1. $addSeparator creates a separator.
2. If you provide a container ID, it attaches to that container.
3. The separator adds a visual break between the components above and below it.

Example 1: Small spacing without a divider

$addContainer[main]
$addTextDisplay[Top section;main]
$addSeparator[false;small;main]
$addTextDisplay[Bottom section;main]

Result:

What happens:

1. $addContainer creates a container.
2. The first text display appears at the top.
3. $addSeparator adds a divider line between them.
4. The second text display appears below the divider.

The separator creates a clear visual break between the two text displays.

Example 2: Large spacing with a divider

$addTextDisplay[First block]
$addSeparator[true;large]
$addTextDisplay[Second block]

Result:

What happens:

1. The first text display appears on its own.
2. $addSeparator adds extra vertical space with no visible line, not attached to any container.
3. The second text display appears below.

The separator creates spacing without a dividing line.

Common uses

• Separating different sections of content in a container
• Adding spacing between components for better readability
• Grouping related content with dividers
• Standalone separators when you need a break between uncontained components

See also

• $addContainer: to create a container for the separator