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How do I separate module tables for a Joomla site so that they are not one after the other i.e. To have at least a line separating each other. By default in Joomla, module tables are one after the other leaving no space between them. Hence, I want to have some space separating modules.
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How do I separate module tables for a Joomla site so that they are not one after the other i.e. To have at least a line separating each other. By default in Joomla, module tables are one after the other leaving no space between them. Hence, I want to have some space separating modules.

Joomla/CSS - Separate module tables to have a line between each other

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