> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Switching ot the classic search modal (React-UI)

<Warning>
  This page does not apply to installs made in 2025 or later of the Depict Shopify apps
</Warning>

1. Where you wrap your app in `<DepictProvider>`, import and pass in the `ClassicSearchModal` into the `search` property, as `searchModalComponent`.

```tsx theme={null}
import { DepictProvider, ClassicSearchModal } from "@depict-ai/react-ui";

return (
  <DepictProvider
    // … other properties
    search={{
      // … other search configuration
      searchModalComponent: ClassicSearchModal,
    }}
  >
    <div className="App">...</div>
  </DepictProvider>
);
```

3. Where you import the Depict UI SCSS, set the `$search-modal-layout` variable to `"classic"`.

```scss theme={null}
@use "@depict-ai/react-ui" as plp-styling with (
  $search-modal-layout: "classic"
);
```

<Accordion title="A note about bundle size (Advanced)">
  Because the new search modal is the default, it can't be tree-shaken by default. However, if you want to use the old search modal and not have the new one included in your bundle, you can do the following:

  1. Set up your build system so you can inline/substitute envirnoment variables into your code. For example, with webpack, you can use the [DefinePlugin](https://webpack.js.org/plugins/define-plugin/).
  2. Ensure the expression `process.env.NO_SEARCH_MODAL_DEFAULT` becomes substituted to `"true"` (if you use parcel you can just set the environment variable `NO_SEARCH_MODAL_DEFAULT` to `true` while building), this leads to your minifier being able to remove the new search modal from the bundle.
</Accordion>