What is a custom component?
Custom components allow developers to define attributes that can be passed in to each component. The value of an attribute can then change the way the markup is displayed on the final page, and the controller-based logic that executes for that instance of the component.
What is Apex attribute?
A definition of an attribute on a custom component. The attribute tag can be a child of a component tag only.
What are attributes in VF page?
The attribute names can be used as a reference in VF pages, and the type attribute can be of list, primitives, sObjects, maps, and custom Apex classes. The following examples show how the custom component attributes are used with different types.
How to set lightningstylesheets true in Salesforce classic?
To style the Visualforce page to match the Lightning Experience UI when viewed in Lightning Experience or the Salesforce app, We can set lightningStylesheets=”true” in the apex:page tag. When the page is viewed in Salesforce Classic, it doesn’t get Lightning Experience styling.
How to style your Visualforce page with lightning experience?
To style your Visualforce page to match the Lightning Experience UI when viewed in Lightning Experience or the Salesforce mobile app, set lightningStylesheets= “true” in the tag. When the page is viewed in Salesforce Classic, it doesn’t get Lightning Experience styling.
What’s the difference between apex and lightningstylesheet?
When using you are always receiving the latest version of CSS from SLDS while using the lightningStylesheets=”true” does not add the SLDS stylesheets to the page, but instead changes the standard stylesheets from Visualforce to “look” like SLDS. Some components differ slightly in style from Lightning Experience.
Is there a marked difference between SLDs and lightningstylesheet?
Is one better than other (or) is there a marked difference between these options? When using you are always receiving the latest version of CSS from SLDS while using the lightningStylesheets=”true” does not add the SLDS stylesheets to the page, but instead changes the standard stylesheets from Visualforce to “look” like SLDS.