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When developing user interfaces with widgets, you'll notice certain properties and features that are universally applicable. This section provides guidance on adjusting these shared attributes across different widgets.
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<figcaptionclass="centered-caption">Responsive visibility for web</figcaption>
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#### Customize responsive breakpoint
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#### Customize Responsive Breakpoint
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Sometimes, you might want to override the default responsive breakpoint to suit unique requirements; whether it's accommodating a specific device or catering to a particular user experience, having the flexibility to customize breakpoints can be advantageous.
This property enables you to specify the **Value Key** for the current widget, which serves as a reference point during automated test runs. Please refer to the detailed guide provided [here](../../../testing-deployment-publishing/testing/automated-tests.md).
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## Changing the size
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## Set Width & Height Properties
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To change the size, navigate to the **Width** and **Height** properties, and then you have three choices for setting the size:
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You may want to apply dynamic colors to widget properties like Container backgrounds or Text colors, which can be achieved by assigning colors from a variable. For instance, you can display temperature color dynamically based on an app state variable, data from a Firestore document, responses from API calls, or other similar sources.
You can also set the color from a [conditional value](../../../resources/control-flow/functions/conditional-logic.md#setting-widget-properties-with-conditional-logic).
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## Copy variable
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## Copy Variable
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If you have a complex variable value (e.g., using [Conditional Logic](../../../resources/control-flow/functions/conditional-logic.md)) and want to use the same logic in another variable value, you can do so by copying a variable.
You can also add images directly from the [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/) right inside the properties panel. To do so, simply click on the search icon and search and select the image. **Tip**: You can also choose the size of the image to add (i.e., Small, Regular, Full).
For widgets like **Text** and **RichText**, when their content is coming from a variable, you have the option to set a placeholder value that will be displayed only in the app builder. Keep in mind that this display value is solely for visualization purposes within the canvas and will be replaced with the actual variable value when the app is running.
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This is helpful in assessing spacing and alignment without the need to remove variable bindings.
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## UI Builder Display Value
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For widgets like `Text` and `RichText`, when their content is set from a variable, you can set a placeholder value to be displayed only in the app builder. Keep in mind that this placeholder is solely for visualization purposes within the canvas and will be replaced by the actual variable value when the app runs.
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This feature is useful for assessing spacing and alignment without removing variable bindings.
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