Want to learn how to add vertical dividers in Notion using a simple trick? In this fast tutorial, I’ll show you step-by-step how to create clean vertical lines in your Notion dashboard using the quote block workaround — no coding or plugins required.
You’ll discover two effective layout methods:
Method 1: Use /quote blocks inside multi-column layouts
Method 2: Add vertical lines using dedicated columns for more control
This is perfect if you're building a custom Notion dashboard, aesthetic workspace, or personal planner and want to improve your layout visually.
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📌 Timestamps:
00:00 Intro & Template Download
00:49 Method 1 – Using Quote Blocks
02:18 Method 2 – Dedicated Columns
03:14 Conclusion
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