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# Theme Structure

1. **Layout Component:**

Explain how the layout component ties everything together and acts as the main container for other layout components.

2. **Menu Component**

Explain the purpose of the Menu component, which often houses the navigation menu and can be collapsible or expandable, depending on the design.

3. **Toolbar Component**

Describe the role of the header component in the admin dashboard. Mention that it typically contains the application logo, navigation links, user profile, and other relevant information.

4. **Footer Component**

Describe the footer component's functionality, which usually includes copyright information, links to terms of service and privacy policy, and other footer-related content.

5. **Configuration Component**

Describe the configuration component, if applicable, which might allow users to customize certain aspects of the admin dashboard, such as theme colors, layout mode, or many other functions.

6. **Breadcrumbs Component**

Explain the use of the breadcrumbs component, which helps users track their location within the admin dashboard's navigation hierarchy.

7. **style folder**

Mention that the "style" folder is also included within the "layouts" folder. Explain that it contains shared style files, such as SCSS, used by the layout components to maintain consistent styling across the dashboard.


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