The core-toolbar element is a great place to start with Web Components because it's very easy to get up and running. With the core-toolbar you can layout titles, buttons, and various other controls for your application. In this video we'll cover getting your first core-toolbar up on screen, and configuring it with a handful of useful options.
Core Toolbar
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Last updated 2024-08-06 UTC.
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