Property mapping
Match each supplier property to its Kaptio service before content is imported.
# Flux 2.0 — App shell The frame of a product: a rail of destinations, a top bar and the main column. Reference: https://flux.kaptio.com/components/app-shell/ Requires: https://flux.kaptio.com/tokens/v2/flux.css and flux-components.css ## Use it when Holds every screen of an application in one frame, so moving between areas changes the main column and nothing else. The rail lists destinations in labelled sections and marks the current one; it collapses to its icons on a wide screen and opens as a sheet from the top bar on a narrow one. The top bar carries the search entry point, reached with ⌘K, and the session context. One shell replaces the per-product sidebars that each grew their own width, colour and active state. ## Do not use it when Not for a single task with a start and an end, such as a booking or a setup wizard; give that the Flow header so nothing pulls attention away from finishing it. Not for a marketing page or a deck. Not for switching views of one object; that is Tabs. Not for steps in order; a rail is a set of places, not a sequence. ## Markup ### Shell with sectioned rail
Match each supplier property to its Kaptio service before content is imported.