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The Attributes section offers a wide range of customization options for selected components, enabling users to tailor them to specific requirements. Users can modify UI actions to define how components behave, such as executing button clicks, submitting data, or triggering events based on user interactionsselected components or fields, by using the attributes.
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For example, users can adjust component or field sizes and apply custom CSS and SLDS classes for styling. Additionally, visibility and disability settings |
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offer control over when and how a component appears on the page |
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. These settings can be configured based on various conditions |
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, providing dynamic UI customization. |
The Attributes section is divided into several types, each catering to different aspects of component customization:
Basic: This includes basic options such as changing the label, assigning a model to component. The available options change based on the selected component or field.
UI: This includes UI options such as changing component size, adding padding as well as margin at specified locations, applying SLDS classes as well as custom CSS classes to the component, defining the layout type i.e., either grid type of flow type.
Visibility: This feature allows you to control the visibility of components.
Read Only: This feature allows you to set components as read-only.
Disability: This feature allows you to disable components.
Component: This feature allows you to set custom label names for components.
These features allow for complete customization of each component, enhancing both the design and functionality of the application.
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