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1. Design your component and set all the style options you require.
2. In the dashboardscreen canvas, right-click the component and select 

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3. In the repository, right-click the component name.
4. From the context menu, select Copy as a Template.
5. PhixFlow opens a new property tab. This is a copy of the original component, with the Advanced → Template property ticked. It is saved in the Template section of the repository. 
6. Edit the name to reflect that this component is now a template.

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1. Open the repository and palette. Drag one of the tabs into the workspace to show the tabs side-by-side.
2. Drag the template from the repository into the palette.

Reusing Components in

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To use a template, simply drag it into the dashboardscreen:

• either from the repository Template 
• or from the palette.

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When you use a style or template in your dashboardsscreen, they become part of your application. To successfully move an application to a different PhixFlow instance, you must include the template and styles in the export. Consider adding your application, and any items it uses, such as templates and styles, to a package, to ensure they are all included in an export; see Package.

Use the Administration menu options Export Full Configuration or Open Export Pane to include the templates and styles in your package; see Export PaneConfiguration  and Import Configuration.

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