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Managing component templates

Learn how to utilize component templates to make repetitive components usage swift and easy

Updated over 7 months ago

About component templates

In this guide, we'll cover all essential information about component template management in Uizard.

What is a component template? A 'Component Template' is a set of components grouped together and saved for easy access.

By default, Uizard has 100+ component templates that you can use to speed up your workflow. On top of this, you are also able to create your own component templates.

For example, take a look at the article card template below:

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Creating a component template

1) Select the component group you'd like to make as a re-usable component template and click the 'Save template' button:

2) Enter your component template name:

3) Add tags relevant to your component template: you can use template tags as keywords to describe your template. These template tags are used to categorize your templates and make them easier for you to find:

4) Click the 'Save template' button:


Using a component template

1) Get started by clicking 'Template' on the left-side menu and select the type of templates you want to use.

The templates you have created yourself will be under the tag you saved with your component. You can search for this in the search bar:

2) Drag and drop the component template toward your desired position on a screen.


Deleting a component template

You can delete component templates that you have created in Uizard as follows:

1) Click 'Template' on the left-side menu and search for the template you want to delete:

2) Click on the three dots () on the upper right-hand side of the template you want to delete. Please note that sometimes it may be hard to see the three dots, but if you click in the general top-right area you should be able to access this menu:

3) Click 'Delete':

4) Click the 'Delete' button to confirm your component template's deletion:

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