# Remapping keys?

**URL:** <https://community.keyboard.io/t/remapping-keys/268>\
**Category:** Help and Getting Started\
**Created:** [July 23, 2017, 5:17am UTC](https://community.keyboard.io/t/remapping-keys/268 "2017-07-23T05:17:50Z")\
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> [@Simon-Claudius](#):
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> We are going to move to another frontend framework and I’m not entirely sure whether that will influence how quickly the keymap editor is going to be usable. Probably not, though.

It shouldn’t, and new frontend framework is far less important than the keyboard editor. Seeing that the rest of the boards for Kickstarter backers should ship in early September, that does not leave us much time, so Chrysalis 1.0 will still likely use Bootstrap.

> [@arley](#):
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> Is it going to be possible to make “layers”? I was thinking I’d use the “any” and “butterfly” keys to raise and lower.

Yep! Though the QMK-style tri-state (wherein if you hold both `Raise` and `Lower`, you get to `Adjust`) is not as trivial as it could be. And that is something Chrysalis may not end up supporting in the short term, either - but we are not quite there yet, so anything can happen.

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