Front-End Components
Start here for UI building in Wappler: Bootstrap components, forms, themes, and the editor surfaces used to shape frontend behavior.
Front-End Components
Start here for UI building in Wappler: Bootstrap components, forms, themes, and the editor surfaces used to shape frontend behavior.
The goal is to give beginners one clear hub for the UI side of Wappler.
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Bootstrap
Build Bootstrap pages in Wappler: add the framework, use the grid, drop components, and style with utilities and generators.
Quick Overview
Get a quick overview of Forms: what it is, where to find it, and how it fits in your workflow.
App Connect
Your guided index of App Connect tours: reactive model, data components, bindings, events/actions, and common workflows — explained visually in Wappler’s panels and pickers.
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Front-End Logic and Flows
A learning hub for client-side orchestration in Wappler: App Connect flows, page-level server events, and simple stateful UI logic.
Front-End Input Widgets
A learning hub for richer front-end input components in Wappler, covering autocomplete, editors, tag entry, and date/time picking.
Theme Manager
Explore Theme Manager: Theme Manager tours and Design Framework.
Pages: Overview
Start here to learn how Pages fits in your workflow, and jump into Manager, HTML Editor, and Overview.
Assets Manager Overview
A quick orientation to Assets Manager so you can understand reusable assets, media handling, and the bridge between files and UI resources.
Media, Galleries and Effects
A Wappler learning hub for media-heavy pages, covering galleries, lazy loading, slideshows, and motion effects.
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File Management
Start here for file-oriented work in Wappler: project files, assets, upload workflows, and the handoff into publish-safe habits.
Getting Started
Start here for onboarding: orientation, first project, first page, first data flow, and the first preview-to-publish handoff.
Wappler Docs Index
Browse Wappler tours by topic and jump into areas like Why Wappler, Learning the Basics, and Wappler's UI.