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What are Lightning base components?
Base Lightning Components The list of base components includes: badge, button, buttonGroup, buttonIcon, buttonMenu, card, formattedDateTime, formattedNumber, icon, input, inputRichText, layout, layoutItem, menuItem, select, spinner, tab, tabset, textarea.
Where can we use lightning component?
The Lightning Component framework is a UI framework for developing web apps for mobile and desktop devices. It’s a modern framework for building single-page applications with dynamic, responsive user interfaces for Lightning Platform apps. It uses JavaScript on the client side and Apex on the server side.
Where can we display lightning components?
Where we can display Salesforce lightning component?
- Lightning Experience.
- Salesforce Lightning Component.
- Salesforce1 App.
- Standalone Lightning App.
- Template Based Community.
- Visualforce pages.
How to use SLDs styles in Salesforce Lightning?
Use SLDS styles to give your custom Lightning web components a UI that is consistent with Salesforce, without having to reverse-engineer our styles. And best of all, it just works with Lightning components running in Lightning Experience and in the Salesforce mobile application.
Which is an example of a lightning design system component?
Base components in the lightning namespace use Lightning Design System styling. Many base components are built from SLDS component blueprints. A blueprint is framework-agnostic, accessible HTML and CSS. A few examples include the lightning-accordion , lightning-card, and lightning-tree components.
How to change the styling of a lightning component?
To change the styling of a base Lightning component, first check to see whether the component has design variations. To change the spacing of a component, such as the alignment, padding, margin, or even its typography, use Lightning Design System utility classes.
How to change spacing in Lightning design system?
To change the spacing of a component, such as the alignment, padding, margin, or even its typography, use Lightning Design System utility classes. If design variations and utility classes don’t meet your requirements, consider styling hooks.