How to use Framer overrides
& code components?
How to use Framer overrides & code components?
How to use Framer overrides
& code components?
Learn how you can add and use code overrides and code components easy in Framer trough just a few steps.
Learn how you can add and use code overrides and code components easy in Framer trough just a few steps.
Learn how you can add and use code overrides and code components easy in Framer trough just a few steps.
code component
How to add a Framer code component in 3 easy steps.
These code components stand apart from code overrides by offering unique properties and styling options built right into them, which makes them versatile and offering almost unlimited possibilities into adjusting them to your needs.
This approach not only enhances the functionality and visual appeal of projects but also positions Framer as a versatile platform for designers seeking to achieve more advanced things that you can't currently do with the native features already present in Framer. Code components and overrides each offer distinct advantages, expanding the creative possibilities within your workflow.
1
Copy the code component
Copy the code component and it will automatically get copied to your clipboard.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
2
Add the code component in Framer
Back in Framer, simply paste inside your canvas and the code component will automatically appear.
The component is also available at all times in the left side panel, under Assets tab - Eleveight Supply.
You can add as many instances as you wish into your project by dragging it into the canvas.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
3
Customize your code component
On the right side panel, you'll have all adjustable property controls for the code component.
Works just like it would be a native Framer component.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
Update
Updating components
Code components can be updated just like native Framer components. Just head over the left side panel, under Assets - Eleveight Supply and check if you have any updates.
code component
How to add a Framer code component in 3 easy steps.
These code components stand apart from code overrides by offering unique properties and styling options built right into them, which makes them versatile and offering almost unlimited possibilities into adjusting them to your needs.
This approach not only enhances the functionality and visual appeal of projects but also positions Framer as a versatile platform for designers seeking to achieve more advanced things that you can't currently do with the native features already present in Framer. Code components and overrides each offer distinct advantages, expanding the creative possibilities within your workflow.
1
Copy the code component
Copy the code component and it will automatically get copied to your clipboard.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
2
Add the code component in Framer
Back in Framer, simply paste inside your canvas and the code component will automatically appear.
The component is also available at all times in the left side panel, under Assets tab - Eleveight Supply.
You can add as many instances as you wish into your project by dragging it into the canvas.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
3
Customize your code component
On the right side panel, you'll have all adjustable property controls for the code component.
Works just like it would be a native Framer component.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
Update
Updating components
Code components can be updated just like native Framer components. Just head over the left side panel, under Assets - Eleveight Supply and check if you have any updates.
code component
How to add a Framer code component in 3 easy steps.
These code components stand apart from code overrides by offering unique properties and styling options built right into them, which makes them versatile and offering almost unlimited possibilities into adjusting them to your needs.
This approach not only enhances the functionality and visual appeal of projects but also positions Framer as a versatile platform for designers seeking to achieve more advanced things that you can't currently do with the native features already present in Framer. Code components and overrides each offer distinct advantages, expanding the creative possibilities within your workflow.
1
Copy the code component
Copy the code component and it will automatically get copied to your clipboard.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
2
Add the code component in Framer
Back in Framer, simply paste inside your canvas and the code component will automatically appear.
The component is also available at all times in the left side panel, under Assets tab - Eleveight Supply.
You can add as many instances as you wish into your project by dragging it into the canvas.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
3
Customize your code component
On the right side panel, you'll have all adjustable property controls for the code component.
Works just like it would be a native Framer component.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
Update
Updating components
Code components can be updated just like native Framer components. Just head over the left side panel, under Assets - Eleveight Supply and check if you have any updates.
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