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* documentation update 3.6.0

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@@ -104,14 +104,14 @@ formRenderingService.setComponentTypeResolver('text', customResolver, true);
## Replacing default form widgets with custom components
This is a short walkthrough on replacing a standard `Text` widget with a custom component for all APS forms
This is a short walkthrough on replacing a standard `Text` [widget](../../lib/testing/src/lib/core/pages/form/widgets/widget.ts) with a custom component for all APS forms
rendered within `<adf-form>` component.
First let's create a simple APS form with `Text` widgets:
![default text widget](../docassets/images/text-default-widget.png)
Every custom widget must inherit [`WidgetComponent`](../insights/components/widget.component.md) class in order to function properly:
Every custom [widget](../../lib/testing/src/lib/core/pages/form/widgets/widget.ts) must inherit [`WidgetComponent`](../insights/components/widget.component.md) class in order to function properly:
```ts
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
@@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ import { CustomEditorComponent } from './custom-editor.component';
export class CustomEditorsModule {}
```
Every custom widget should be added into all three module collections: `declarations`, `exports` and `entryComponents`.
Every custom [widget](../../lib/testing/src/lib/core/pages/form/widgets/widget.ts) should be added into all three module collections: `declarations`, `exports` and `entryComponents`.
If you decided to store custom widgets in a separate dedicated module (and optionally as separate redistributable library)
don't forget to import it into your main application one: