6. Creating a custom blade

Moving on from widgets, in this video we look at how to scaffold and build a new UI blade and add it to menus so it can be opened. Whereas widgets are typically used to show data, blades are usually used to edit or otherwise manipulate it.

You can override the default width of a blade you want to open by specifying bladeWidth: 1000 in the configuration JSON for any blade you're opening (e.g. with the Advanced - open blade command in the menu editor), and the blade will open at 1000px wide.

 

 

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