I want to use released "next" components from "next" branch of Material UI with current v1 components and smoothly move legacy to "next" as next components releases through. Does old and new versions have some sort of compatibility?
Have a look at this comment in the migration guide issue:
https://github.com/callemall/material-ui/issues/7195#issuecomment-314547601
Use yarn and add dependencies like this:
yarn add material-ui#latest
yarn add material-ui-next#npm:material-ui#next
After that you can use the current and the next components like this:
import FlatButton from 'material-ui/FlatButton'; // v0.x
import Button from 'material-ui-next/Button'; // v1.x
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I am going to develop a plugin to add one or more buttons in the above position.
Based on the documentation I found, my 'package.json' looks like this：
After running F5, it did not achieve the desired effect. Who has such experience?
I am learning flutter and dart at the moment. I came across FlutterFlow and I was wondering, could I use FlutterFlow to build the UI of the app, then turn around, take the code, and add it to my IDE and finish coding it with Flutter and dart there?
As I found, you can view the code of the UI and copy it from Developer Menu -> View Code as shown in the following image:
You will see the code with a copy button in the top right corner as shown in the following image:
Bounce:
When you click on a widget in the screen, it shows only the code of it to let you focus on its implementation.
Edit:
In the same developer menu, there is a Download Code button which allows you to download the source code of the application but it's not available in the Free Plan, Standard and Pro only.
Lastly: As a piece of personal advice, if you are learning Flutter, then stay away from tools like FlutterFlow until you reach a good level in Flutter Development, so these tools become just an acceleration for your work, not too highly dependent on them.
Yes, it's possible. You must either be using the "standard" plan to be able to export the source code of the app or, if you just need a tool to create the UI for a flutter app, you can then use the playground area of flutterflow to have access to the source code of that view.
I have tried adding the babelrc settings in the root directory as suggested by some people but it didn't work. Material ui always seems to break on refresh in next js. Is there a configuration setup I have to do?
applied-styles
breaks-on-refresh
This is probably because your server does not render your styles. Did you try to inject them like the official Mui repo suggests in this example?
We cannot use /cf# mode to add or move components inside the "Experience Fragment Container" inside the Experience Fragments.
To add a new component once we've added this component to an experience fragment we have to switch to the .editor.html view.
AEM version is used: 6.3.3
Touch UI
Classic UI
Adobe is not updating the Classic UI anymore and it will be phased out in the future editions. So it will be better to use the touch UI rather than clasic UI. In 6.3 one can easily use touch UI. It will be helpful to use the Touch to build the components and then use it experience fragment.
I am looking for overriding the features of Link plugin in RTE, Touch UI. Basic feature I want to override root path, that by default is "/content/mysite/en" to "/content".
Its always points to "Website" . I want to select document from DAM
Other is I want to disable the auto-select feature of modify-link option.
Do someone have the idea to achieve this in TOUCH UI. In Classic i can do via changing LinkDialog.js but in Touch UI which will the file I need to change.
Thanks
You are looking for Links plugin in RTE for touch UI. There is a inplace editing plugin for specific purpose
And enabling/disabling features is as simple as what plugins are we adding under the edit config. Hope this helps.
You are probably looking for the links plugin, you can find it here: /libs/cq/ui/rte/core/plugins/LinkPlugin.js editing that is not recommended, you might want to create a new plugin that overrides this one and add the root directory you want.