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How to assign custom permissions in Lightning component?
Custom Permissions can be assigned to a user through a Permission Set or directly to a profile. All you need to do is name your Custom Permission and/or Permission Set to mirror what the Lightning Component is. All we have to do then is look at the Permission Sets assigned to the user and the Custom Permissions assign to their profile. Boom!
How to decide if a lightning component will display?
With Lightning Component Visibility, we can decide if the component will display on the page for the user based on some set of criteria. Common practice is based on the user’s profile or username. The example we have here is actually pretty simple. It’s referencing only two profiles and a single username.
What are the themes for the Lightning design system?
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Can a Visualforce page be rendered in lightning experience?
Visualforce Page rendered in Lightning Experience: You can’t determine the user’s UI theme directly within a Lightning Component because it only has access to a limited set of global values. You must implement an Apex server-side controller to provide this information.
How to create a custom lightning page template component?
The default width for the “left” region is “MEDIUM”. In tablets, Specify supported devices for an app or record page template component with the tag set. When you create a custom template component for an app page, you must assign it both the Large (desktop) and Small (phone) form factors.
Where can I Find my Lightning Experience profile?
The first scenario – under the Roll Out Your Custom Record Page to Your Lightning Experience Users section. You may find that your User>Profile>Name is “System Administrator”. Check in Setup>Profiles. You can also use filter logic for more complex conditions.