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Surfaces
Card, Accordion, Collapse, List Group, Offcanvas and Modal.
Components
Admin dashboard template
The component and form pages every screen in the template is assembled from.
Components
Every component has its own page.
Grouped here by the job they do on a dashboard screen.
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Messaging
Alerts, Badge, Toasts, Tooltips, Popovers, Placeholders, Progress and Spinners.
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Navigation
Nav, Breadcrumb, Pagination, Dropdown and Carousel.
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Controls
Buttons and Button Groups.
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Data
Datatables, and the Tables and Figures pages under Content.
Forms
Forms, in five pages.
The form pages cover the parts a real admin form needs.
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Form Elements
The individual inputs and their states.
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Input Groups
Inputs combined with labels, buttons and addons.
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Layouts
How fields are arranged across a screen.
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Templates and Components
Assembled form templates and the form components behind them.
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Validation
Validation states drawn in the same visual language.
Before you open the demo
What the template covers.
Which dashboards are included?
Project Management, CRM, Analytics, E-Commerce and Email Marketing.
Which application views come with it?
User Profile, Timeline, Photos, Connections, Preferences, File Manager, Contacts, Mail, Messages, Todo Lists and Calendar.
Are the everyday components documented?
Yes. Accordion, Alerts, Badge, Breadcrumb, Buttons, Button Groups, Card, Carousel, Collapse, Dropdown, List Group, Modal, Nav, Offcanvas, Pagination, Placeholders, Popovers, Progress, Spinners, Toasts, Tooltips and Datatables each have their own page.
What is provided for forms?
Form Elements, Input Groups, Layouts, Templates, Validation and form Components.
Are charts and maps part of it?
Yes. Charts and Maps have their own section, and the dashboards use them inside their cards.
What about the pages around the product?
Sample Pages covers Invoice, Pricing Table, Search Results, FAQ, Team, Login, Register, Forgot Password, Coming Soon and Error.
Next
See the dashboard the rest of the template is built around.
Open Project Management, then move through the application views and components and judge whether they hold together.