Change the Default Input Component for an Apex-Based Custom Lightning Type
Customize the user interface by overriding the default component with a custom one
tailored to your business needs.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions.
When you open a custom Lightning type, the UI Configuration tab provides a workspace with an
Editor tab and a Renderer tab. By default, the Editor tab contains a default input component in
the Editor Override section. You can override this component with your own custom LWC
component.
Open the Apex-based custom Lightning type that you want to configure.
Select the UI Configuration tab.
From the Channel dropdown, select the Salesforce application that you want to
configure.
Agentforce (Lightning Experience) configures the component for
the Lightning Experience interface.
Agentforce (Mobile) configures the component for the Mobile
interface.
Enhanced Chat v2 configures the component for the Enhanced Chat
v2 interface.
Select the Editor tab.
In the Editor Override section, to override the default input component, click
Change.
In the Select an Input Component window, select your custom input LWC component, and click
Done.
Save your work.
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