Use components to build interfaces. Search the component's name in the Component panel (Shift + A) or use quick search (Ctrl + E). Once you added a Component to your page unlink it to make changes. Right-click on the symbol’s label and choose unlink from symbol. This is the rule. We use overrides only as an exception for simple components that you'd rather want to re-style on the specific page within Style Guide (buttons, toggles etc. - mostly atoms).
A basic component for getting the user input.
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Edit input component on the Input Page to affect Textarea's styling.
Use components to build interfaces. Search the component's name in the Component panel (Shift + A) or use quick search (Ctrl + E). Once you added a Component to your page unlink it to make changes. Right-click on the symbol’s label and choose unlink from symbol. This is the rule. We use overrides only as an exception for simple components that you'd rather want to re-style on the specific page within Style Guide (buttons, toggles etc. - mostly atoms).
A textarea is an multiple line input field that users can type into. It is also resizable.
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Use components to build interfaces. Search the component's name in the Component panel (Shift + A) or use quick search (Ctrl + E). Once you added a Component to your page unlink it to make changes. Right-click on the symbol’s label and choose unlink from symbol. This is the rule. We use overrides only as an exception for simple components that you'd rather want to re-style on the specific page within Style Guide (buttons, toggles etc. - mostly atoms).
Checkboxes are most commonly used to give users a way to make a range of selections (zero, one, or multiple). They may also be used as a way to have users indicate they agree to specific terms and services.
Use radio buttons to present each item in a list of options where users must make a single selection.
Use radio buttons to present each item in a list of options where users must make a single selection.
Select lets users choose one option from an options menu. Consider select when you have 4 or more options, to avoid cluttering the interface.
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