Here are some general approaches that might work:
1. Look for a "Chart Spacing" or "Layout" Option:
Many data visualization tools offer dedicated settings for controlling the spacing between charts. These might be labeled as "Chart Spacing," "Layout," "Margin," or "Padding." Check your theme customization options or the chart editing menu for such settings. They could be sliders, dropdown menus, or text fields where you can specify the desired gap size in pixels, points, or other units.
2. Modify Padding or Margin Properties:
Often, the spacing between charts is controlled by the padding or margin properties of the chart element itself. In your theme editor, locate the section where you can customize the appearance of charts. Look for options related to "Padding" or "Margin." These might allow you to adjust the spacing around the chart's borders, indirectly affecting the gap between neighboring charts.
