Understanding Wireframes
Wireframes are templates that define how Velt components should render in your app:- Act as global templates. Changes apply everywhere the component is used.
 - Allow full customization of layout and styling.
 - Wireframes themselves don’t render in the DOM.
 
Adding any children to a wireframe template removes most of its default styling. This gives you full control over the layout.
However, you will still need to use a combination of CSS overrides on any remaining styles and your own components to achieve the desired styling.
Step-by-Step Setup
1
Add the root Wireframe Container
- React / Next.js
 - Other Frameworks
 
2
Add Component Wireframes
Copy the wireframe template of the component you want to customize. You can find the wireframe templates in the component’s UI Customization documentation.
- React / Next.js
 - Other Frameworks
 
3
Customize the Template
You can customize using the options like:
- Layout: Customize the layout of the component
 - Styling: Apply custom CSS and themes
 - Template Variables: Add dynamic content to your templates
 - Conditional Templates: Add conditional rendering logic
 - Custom Actions: Add custom interactivity
 
- React / Next.js
 - Other Frameworks
 
4
Add the Feature Components
- After defining templates, use the actual feature components in your app as normal.
 - The wireframe components are not meant to be rendered directly in your application. They merely serve as template definitions.
 
- React / Next.js
 - Other Frameworks
 

