Quickcopy and paste
In the example below, we have a button component set with four variants.
#QUICKCOPY AND PASTE HOW TO#
Learn how to create variants and component sets → Variant properties are specific to variants and component sets, and can’t be created or applied to main components. You can create component properties for any main component or component set, and apply them to nested layers of the component or variant.Ĭomponent properties come in different types:Ī variant is an individual component within a component set.Ī variant property allows you to define attributes of your variants, such as state, color, or size.Ī component set contains multiple variants, and the variants carry attributes that can be defined by variant properties. Learn more about interactive components → Property typesĬomponent properties are tied to different design properties. That way, you can decide which aspects you can reflect as component properties and which need to be variants. We recommend reviewing your existing design system before you adopt component properties. If you want to create prototypes with your components, you'll still need to use variants. Warning: It's important to note that component properties don't support prototype interactions. To swap: Select or hover over the instance, then hold down ⌥ Option (Mac) or Ctrl (Windows).
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Explore components from libraries you have access to, including: The components found in the Resources modal mirror what you see in the Assets panel. Quick insert opens the Resources modal where you can find and view components from enabled libraries. Insert instances of components from your keyboard using quick insert. Click and drag the component into the canvas to create an instance of that component.This includes team or organization libraries and files you have at least can view access to