Bringing in components from the free templates
Hello
What is the best way to bring in components from the Free Templates page (say for example this one: https://keenthemes.com/products/start-react-free).
I am currently using React Demo01.
It feels like the React version has gotten the short end of the stick when it comes to components and there are a lot more prettier ones in HTML.
Bringing over react components from another "app folder" is trickey....making sure imports and modules all OK and confirming levels etc...
Perhaps a quit doc or video or reply would help me a lot. How would one of your seasoned devs perform such thing. Thanks in advance.
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@Red Light Green Light The styles that are included in the HTML version will not clash with the styles that are already present in your project. Import only the CSS files that are necessary, or transform them to a structure that is modular both in CSS and SCSS.
The following is a succinct summary: The process of incorporating Templer Run 3 components from Free Templates into a React project entails the conversion of HTML components to React, the verification of accurate imports, and a comprehensive testing of the project's functionality.
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The HTML version's styles won’t interfere with your project’s existing styles. Simply import the necessary CSS files or adapt them into a modular CSS/SCSS structure.
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@Football Bros Game The styles from the HTML version won't conflict with existing styles in your project. Import only the required CSS files or convert them to a modular CSS/SCSS structure.
The @Id annotation allows you to interact with client-side templates from the server coreball side. You can use the @Id annotation to obtain a Component or Element reference for an element created in a JavaScript template.
This section explains how to use the @Id annotation to refer to a JavaScript LitElement template. The same concept applies to polymer templates.
Here's a concise summary: Integrating components Death By AI from Free Templates into a React project involves converting HTML components to React, ensuring correct imports, and testing thoroughly for proper functionality.
Hi,
Thank you for reaching out to us.
Components from our other themes were not designed to be used in Metronic, but you can easily reuse any of the components from our HTML version, All styles needed for every page are already included in our React theme all you have to do is just copy html markup from HTML version and place it into your TSX component. Please note, that some of the pages might require additional dependencies installation and initialization of js file.
Regards,
Lauris Stepanovs,
Keenthemes Support Team
somehow i know that just copying and pasting a component from the html version to a react component that's not gonna work lollll
is there ANY WAY - we can get a quick video doing this properly or a few steps using real actual examples.
Hi,
There are some differences from the plain HTML you should fix to make it work in React component.
Primary, you should replace class attribute with className and replace HTML comments with JSX comments.
For easier plain HTML to JSX migration, you can use this transform tool: https://transform.tools/html-to-jsx
Regards,
Lauris Stepanovs,
Keenthemes Support Team
