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How are the wrapper and info text components in Mobile builder used?

  • July 9, 2024
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I started building a mobile page for board members to vote on grants and noticed two components I have not seen before. What is the use case for using the wrapper and info text components in mobile? I searched help and the community, but couldn’t find any information on these components.

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It would be great if these components could be documented along with a few common examples.


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Irvin, you are right, it would be great to have some documentation on mobile components! I’ll pass a note along to our documentation team.

Bill, I’m really sorry you never got a response on this. The wrapper is really useful for adding styling or conditional rendering to components or sets of components. For example, you may want to add a style to a particular set of buttons, or conditionally render all of them based on a field value. I’m not actually sure what the difference is between the Template component and Info Text component. I’ll try to get an answer for you.


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  • Nintex Employee
  • July 9, 2024

Emily is correct.  
The Wrapper component lets you add custom CSS to included components in a more straight forward fashion.  There is a “Styling” property node that lets you add Property/value pairs to the component.  No longer do you have to go to the resources tab to define custom CSS. 

The InfoText and Template component are pretty much identical.   A little bit of CSS difference.  They both accept the {{Mustache}} data merge syntax,  and let you include HTML.