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User Guide Index
Topics in alphabetical order Adaptive breakpoints Advanced Animations Commenting Dashboard Documentation, editing Documentation, viewing Editor, customizing panels Editor, customizing UI Editor, options bar Editor, toolbar Elements, groups Elements, layers Elements, searching Elements Export, plugins Exports, plugins Image browser Import images Interaction triggers Interactions, common Interactions, motion types Interactions Iterations Layout grid Multistate elements, creating Multistate
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User Guides: Smart Elements | UXPin
Smart elements (SEs) are groups that change across an entire site when you edit the original. You can use these to save repetitive work by creating elements you’ll use everywhere in a given project. In web dev terms this is analogous to a server-side include. In design terms this is a time-saver. Consider website footers.
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