What You'll Build: Copy to Clipboard Component
A quick look at the copy-to-clipboard component you'll build in this section, and the techniques you'll pick up along the way: allowing custom HTML tags, interactions, dynamic data, and using components inside the block editor.
Lesson notes
A quick demo of the finished component so you know exactly what you're building before you start.
Copy to clipboard is a common pattern you'll see everywhere, from API keys to share links, so it's worth having as a reusable piece.
You'll also see the share popup this component gets combined into, since components can nest inside other components.
Along the way, you'll learn things that aren't specific to this build: how to allow the input tag that Bricks blocks by default, how interactions work, and how to pass dynamic data so each post renders its own URL.
The section ends in the WordPress block editor, showing how the component can be dropped directly into post content.
The point isn't just the finished component. It's the process: start with a base structure, add attributes, wire up behavior, then turn it into something reusable.
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