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Let's say I have an app with multiple tabs, and one tab has a wizard (multiple steps connected via next/back buttons).
Does every view always have to specify the entire page:
return html<id=page> ${header()} ${tabs()} <id=content>some nested view content</content> ${footer()} </page>
Or is there a pattern where a nested view can just returns it's own content?
return html...nested content...
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Let's say I have an app with multiple tabs, and one tab has a wizard (multiple steps connected via next/back buttons).
Does every view always have to specify the entire page:
return html
<id=page> ${header()} ${tabs()} <id=content>some nested view content</content> ${footer()} </page>
Or is there a pattern where a nested view can just returns it's own content?
return html
...nested content...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: