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What is the correct syntax to use <lightning:card> in Salesforce?
This is my code inside <aura:component>
<lightning:card footer="Card Footer" title="Hello"> <aura:attribute name="searchAccountDetails" type="Account" default="{'sobjectType': 'Account', 'Name': ''}"/> </lightning:card>when I try to save this without using <lightning:card> there are no errors, but with <lightning:card>, it is throwing an error:
ERROR: Invalid attribute "name": Source.
Could some explain why this error is showing?
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