How to Set HTML Templates for Multiple Nodes in Javascript Diagram?

In Syncfusion® JavaScript Diagram, you can set individual HTML templates for multiple nodes by utilizing HTML type nodes with content templates. A content template is used to define custom HTML content within nodes. To employ a custom HTML template, configure the node’s shape property to HTML and assign the desired template to the content property. This property specifies the HTML content to be rendered inside the node.

The below code snippet explains how to set individual HTML template for nodes

var node = [ {
   offsetX: 100,
   offsetY: 100,
   width: 120,
   height: 100,
   style: { fill: '#6BA5D7', strokeColor: 'white' },
   shape: {
       type: 'HTML',
       content: '<div style="background:#6BA5D7;height:100%;width:100%;"><button type="button" style="width:100%">Button</button></div>'
   }
},
{
   offsetX: 300,
   offsetY: 100,
   width: 120,
   height: 100,
   style: { fill: '#FFD700', strokeColor: 'white' },
   shape: {
       type: 'HTML',
       content: '<div style="background:#FBF6A4;height:100%;width:100%;"><input type="color" value="#ff0000" style="width:100%"></div>'
   }
},] 

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Conclusion
I hope you enjoyed learning how to set individual HTML templates for multiple nodes in Javascript Diagram
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