Power Apps Components Library

[@HareKrsn213]

Wow...This guy provides all the info, tips & tricks for the topic in a single video...Thank you, Daniel! Love from India 🥰

[@sunilahedawoo2136]

Superb content, a great overview to start with, thank you, Daniel

[@DanielChristian19]

Glad you liked it!

[@hayleeadamson6449]

Your videos are the best! This was a great overview to getting started. Thank you!

[@DanielChristian19]

Glad it was helpful and thanks for the compliment!

[@chairattangthong]

This is great video tutorial Thank you so much Teacher.

[@DanielChristian19]

Thanks!

[@MerlinVac]

Great video!, as always with MS they move things around. In the library the save and publish are not in the same place as your video. MS moved to the far right side and used an icon. It took my hours to figure this out.

[@TheAsterii]

Nice overview - thanks!

[@DanielChristian19]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Masoom36]

This was so great! Thank youu.

[@DanielChristian19]

Glad it was helpful!

[@heejungno1894]

How do you create a reactive component? For instance, the add icon you added to the right corner of the page ended up in middle of the header in the app. How do you make it go to the right corner in the app as you intended in the component library? Would you use formulas for the X, Y, W and H? Thank you, I enjoy learning from your videos!

[@DanielChristian19]

Hi HeeJung, Yes, the header and footer components I used in the example are responsive. I plan on building a separate video on this topic. In a nutshell, build the component with specific height, width, X and Y. In the component library design studio, add all the controls referring to the component's specs. Finally, in the app give the component library the height, width, x and y of the app.

[@sundrapillay6668]

Thanks Daniel

[@DanielChristian19]

Your welcome Sundra and thanks for all your support!

[@molalignsemaw4337]

Thanks Dani , is there a way to assign default value for horizontal and/or vertical component ?

[@DanielChristian19]

Your welcome, Molalign. The 1st item on the top is the default value. You can also create a collection with the values you want.

[@GlibPronskikh]

Hi Christian, great video. :) Question - if you have more columns in SP List, but you will not use them, should you still mention them?

[@DanielChristian19]

Your welcome. In the shell table in the component library, only refer to the columns you will be using in the gallery.

[@charlessterling379]

Great job!

[@DanielChristian19]

Hey Chuck! Thanks for the compliment. It's such an honor to see you view my video and give me great compliment 😍.