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Hi, I am not very experienced in web development so please excuse if this question doesn't make much sense. I was wondering which version of material is packaged and if all components are usable or if i need to include them separately if i want to use them in embedded html? Thanks |
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I hope I understood your question correctly. Material for MkDocs doesn't use Material UI or another component library – it's all written from scratch. If you install Material for MkDocs, you can use all components that are explained in our documentation, except those that are marked with "Sponsors only". If you want to use those as well, you need to become a sponsor. |
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Makes sense. Thanks! Love your project!
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It's bloated, and most of the components we have need to be custom builds
anyway. Also, you can't really use Material components form Markdown, we
need to fit the JavaScript to the HTML we get from the Markdown extensions.
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I hope I understood your question correctly. Material for MkDocs doesn't use Material UI or another component library – it's all written from scratch. If you install Material for MkDocs, you can use all components that are explained in our documentation, except those that are marked with "Sponsors only". If you want to use those as well, you need to become a sponsor.