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Any folders you add to your library will show up as collapsible sections when the library is loaded into the Libraries pane for use in another project. Widget folders, another nice touch, are quite easy to implement in your widget library: add them via the Widget Library Pages pane, just how you would do via the corresponding Pages pane in a regular project. This particular widget really benefits from having a custom icon instead. You can see in the animation that my “warning message” widget originally used a thumbnail view of the entire widget as its icon, which wasn’t ideal in this case because a shrunk-down version of this very wide widget didn’t communicate much visually. Here’s an animation of the procedure for adding them:
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Today, I’ll demonstrate how easy it is to add these flourishes to your own widget libraries.Ĭustom widget icons and tooltips can be added to a widget via the Inspector’s “Properties” tab when you’ve got your library open for editing in Axure RP. You may have noticed that some of the libraries available for download have some nice finishing touches, like custom widget icons, tooltips, folders, and widget styles.
AXURE RP LIBRARIES HOW TO
Recently on the blog we’ve been talking about widget libraries: how to download and use libraries built by other people and how to make your own widget libraries using Axure RP.