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# MasterStudy Button

There is a Gutenberg MasterStudy Button. It lets you add a button to any page of your website. 

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## Adjusting Settings

There are **Settings** available in the Block section.

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* **General Settings**:
  * **Add an Icon to Button**: Enable to add an icon alongside the button text.
* **Colors**:
  * **Text Color**: Choose the color of the button text.
  * **Text Hover**: Set the text color when the button is hovered over by the cursor.
  * **Background Color**: Define the background color of the button.
  * **Background Hover**: Specify the background color when the button is hovered over by the cursor.
* **Advanced**:
  * **Additional CSS Class(es)**: Add custom CSS classes to the button for further styling or functionality.

## Adjusting Styles

These are Styles available in the Block section.

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* **Typography**:
  * **Font**: Choose the font for the button text.
  * **Size (REM)**: Set the font size for the button text in REM units.
  * **Appearance**: Customize the appearance of the button text, such as bold, italic, underline, etc.
  * **Line Height**: Determine the spacing between lines of text within the button.
  * **Letter Spacing**: Adjust the space between letters in the button text.
  * **Letter Case**: Transform the text to uppercase, lowercase, capitalize, etc.
* **Dimensions**:
  * **Padding**: Set padding to control the space between the text and the edges of the button.
  * **Margin**: Adjust the margin around the button.
* **Border**:
  * **Border**: Specify the width of the border surrounding the button.
  * **Radius**: Set the border radius to control the curvature of the corners of the button.


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