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TIP: If the element hierarchy gets a bit too deep, use the {cpp} `auto` to name
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sub-parts of the element composition to make it easier to understand.
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- The `layer` element is a composite element that holds zero or more `child'
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+ The `layer` element is a composite element that holds zero or more `child`
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elements. Some of you might have noticed that we already mentioned the
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`layer` element before when we were discussing the view’s content in the
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link:#app-and-window[App and Window] section: ``The content of the `view`
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Take note that this example is only for illustrative purposes. The library
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- provides easier ways to make sliders. Elements has a gallery a collection of
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+ provides easier ways to make sliders. Elements has a collection of pre-made,
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reusable element compositions, just like what we do here, but more refined.
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- That gallery is constantly growing. Composing elements is fun!
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+ That collection is constantly growing. Composing elements is fun!
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The `slider` has two parts: the `track` and the `thumb`. Here, we make a
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simple track using the same old box. We made it black. Then, we reused the
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- same `` Dogs are my favorite people'' label for the thumb. The result looks
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- silly, I should say :blush: , but hey, we are trying to make a point!
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+ same " Dogs are my favorite people" label for the thumb. The result looks
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+ silly, I should say, but hey, we are trying to make a point!
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