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 override
How to add a Framer code override in 3 easy steps.
Incorporating overrides into your Framer projects is easy and doesn't require any effort, eliminating the need for coding expertise. Think of these code overrides as quick-access snippets of code that unlock a bunch of possibilities on top of your existing Framer native capabilities. This method is not only efficient but also speeds up your process, making it an invaluable technique for designers aiming to optimize their workflow and spend less time worrying about how to achieve more advanced functions.
1
Copy the code override
Copy the code override and it will automatically get copied to your clipboard.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
2
Add the code override in Framer
Back in Framer go to the right panel, scroll to the bottom and click + on Code overrides.
Select File, then New file.
Name your code override then click Create.
Select all demo code in the file and replace it by pasting the new code, then save.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
3
Apply the code override to your content
Back in the canvas go to the right panel, down to code overrides again.
From File dropdown select your override.
From Override dropdown select your corresponding override (in some cases they can be multiple)
Finally hit preview to check it out and you're all set-up and ready to rock.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
Extra
Adjusting the code with different values
Some code overrides have adjustable functions within the code.
These are marked with (//Adjusts…..) in gray color, making it easy to understand which values are adjusted.
Names, values and descriptions vary from override to override and some of them are not adjustable.
Change a value then head back in canvas and see the changes, do this until you're happy with the results.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
code override
How to add a Framer code override in 3 easy steps.
Incorporating overrides into your Framer projects is easy and doesn't require any effort, eliminating the need for coding expertise. Think of these code overrides as quick-access snippets of code that unlock a bunch of possibilities on top of your existing Framer native capabilities. This method is not only efficient but also speeds up your process, making it an invaluable technique for designers aiming to optimize their workflow and spend less time worrying about how to achieve more advanced functions.
1
Copy the code override
Copy the code override and it will automatically get copied to your clipboard.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
2
Add the code override in Framer
Back in Framer go to the right panel, scroll to the bottom and click + on Code overrides.
Select File, then New file.
Name your code override then click Create.
Select all demo code in the file and replace it by pasting the new code, then save.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
3
Apply the code override to your content
Back in the canvas go to the right panel, down to code overrides again.
From File dropdown select your override.
From Override dropdown select your corresponding override (in some cases they can be multiple)
Finally hit preview to check it out and you're all set-up and ready to rock.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
Extra
Adjusting the code with different values
Some code overrides have adjustable functions within the code.
These are marked with (//Adjusts…..) in gray color, making it easy to understand which values are adjusted.
Names, values and descriptions vary from override to override and some of them are not adjustable.
Change a value then head back in canvas and see the changes, do this until you're happy with the results.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
code override
How to add a Framer code override in 3 easy steps.
Incorporating overrides into your Framer projects is easy and doesn't require any effort, eliminating the need for coding expertise. Think of these code overrides as quick-access snippets of code that unlock a bunch of possibilities on top of your existing Framer native capabilities. This method is not only efficient but also speeds up your process, making it an invaluable technique for designers aiming to optimize their workflow and spend less time worrying about how to achieve more advanced functions.
1
Copy the code override
Copy the code override and it will automatically get copied to your clipboard.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
2
Add the code override in Framer
Back in Framer go to the right panel, scroll to the bottom and click + on Code overrides.
Select File, then New file.
Name your code override then click Create.
Select all demo code in the file and replace it by pasting the new code, then save.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
3
Apply the code override to your content
Back in the canvas go to the right panel, down to code overrides again.
From File dropdown select your override.
From Override dropdown select your corresponding override (in some cases they can be multiple)
Finally hit preview to check it out and you're all set-up and ready to rock.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
Extra
Adjusting the code with different values
Some code overrides have adjustable functions within the code.
These are marked with (//Adjusts…..) in gray color, making it easy to understand which values are adjusted.
Names, values and descriptions vary from override to override and some of them are not adjustable.
Change a value then head back in canvas and see the changes, do this until you're happy with the results.
Video recorded with Screen Studio
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A product by Fabian Albert.
Follow us on x.com
Say hello: sales@eleveight.supply