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# IWorkshopBrowserItemTemplate

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##  Introduction

A simple interface that standardizes the concept of a Workshop Browser Item making it easier to create UI elements for the presentation and collection of [Workshop items](/old-kb/old-toolkit-for-steamworks/unity/objects/classes/workshop-item.md) originating from UGC Query and similar.

```csharp
using HeathenEngieering.SteamworksIntegration.UI;
```

```csharp
public interface IWorkshopBrowserItemTemplate;
```

## Methods

### Load

```csharp
void Load(WorkshopItem item)
```

This should be used to apply a specific [Workshop Item](/old-kb/old-toolkit-for-steamworks/unity/objects/classes/workshop-item.md) to this entry


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