# Working with the components

- [Components: Intro](https://docs.trydrupal.com/radix/working-with-the-components/components-intro.md): Components, the building blocks of Radix
- [Components: A deep dive](https://docs.trydrupal.com/radix/working-with-the-components/components-a-deep-dive.md): Getting to know the components structure, what are they, why they are the way they are and how to use them to our advantage.
- [An example component](https://docs.trydrupal.com/radix/working-with-the-components/an-example-component.md): What's inside a component and how to use it
- [The drupal-radix-cli](https://docs.trydrupal.com/radix/working-with-the-components/the-drupal-radix-cli.md): The helper npm package to maintain your Radix components
- [Copy and modify a component](https://docs.trydrupal.com/radix/working-with-the-components/copy-and-modify-a-component.md): How to copy over a component from Radix parent theme, to our own Sub-theme and start using that instead.


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