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PDFMargin

Specifies the margins of the page (numbers or strings with units).

Name	Type	Default	Description
bottom?	`string \| number`	`'pt'`	The bottom margin. The supported units are `"mm"`, `"cm"`,`"in"`, and `"pt"`. Numbers are treated as points (`"pt"`).
left?	`string \| number`	`'pt'`	The left margin. The supported units are `"mm"`, `"cm"`,`"in"`, and `"pt"`. Numbers are treated as points (`"pt"`).
right?	`string \| number`	`'pt'`	The right margin. The supported units are `"mm"`, `"cm"`,`"in"`, and `"pt"`. Numbers are treated as points (`"pt"`).
top?	`string \| number`	`'pt'`	The top margin. The supported units are `"mm"`, `"cm"`,`"in"`, and `"pt"`. Numbers are treated as points (`"pt"`).

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