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docs/en/manuals/editor-scripts-ui.md

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 Layout components are used for placing other components next to each other. Main layout components are **`horizontal`**, **`vertical`** and **`grid`**. These components also define props such as **padding** and **spacing**, where padding is an empty space from the edge of the assigned bounds to the content, and spacing is an empty space between children:
 <div align="center"><img src="images/editor_scripts/padding_and_spacing.png" width="50%" height="50%"></div>
 
-Editor defines `small`, `medium` and `large` padding and spacing constants. When it comes to spacing, `small` is intended for spacing between different sub-elements of the same individual UI element, `medium` is for spacing between individual UI elements, and `large` is a spacing between groups of elements. With paddings, `large` means padding from the edges of the window to content, `medium` is padding from the edges of a significant UI element, and `small` is a padding from the edges of small UI elements like context menus and tooltips (not implemented yet).
+Editor defines `small`, `medium` and `large` padding and spacing constants. When it comes to spacing, `small` is intended for spacing between different sub-elements of an individual UI element, `medium` is for spacing between individual UI elements, and `large` is a spacing between groups of elements. With paddings, `large` means padding from the edges of the window to content, `medium` is padding from the edges of a significant UI element, and `small` is a padding from the edges of small UI elements like context menus and tooltips (not implemented yet).
 
 A **`horizontal`** container places its children one after another horizontally, always expanding the height every child to fill the available space. By default, the width of every child is kept to a minimum, though it's possible to expand it by setting `expand` prop to `true` on a child.