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JestingLinter answered on March 14, 2020 Popularity 10/10 Helpfulness 4/10

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//double brackets, quotations around both key and value in css
<span style={{"font-weight": "750"}}>React Inline Styling </span>

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Contributed on Aug 11 2022

JestingLinter

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//Multiple inline styles
<div style={{padding:'0px 10px', position: 'fixed'}}>Content</div>

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Contributed on Sep 09 2020

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// You are actuallty better off using style props
// But you can do it, you have to double brace
// and camel-case the css properties
render() {
	return (
    	<div style={{paddingTop: '2em'}}>
      		<p>Eh up, me duck!</p>
      	</div>
    )
}

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Contributed on Mar 14 2020

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render() {
    return (
         <p style={{color: 'red'}}>
            Example Text
        </p>
    );
}

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Contributed on May 27 2021

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// use inline style in react
const myFunction = () => {
	return (
     <p style={{ fontSize: 24, margin: '0 auto', textAlign: 'center'}}>
       Hello world
    </p>
    );
}

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function MyComponent(){
2
3return <div style={{ color: 'blue', lineHeight : 10, padding: 20 }}> Inline Styled Component</div>
4
5}

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// src/App.js

export default function App() {
  return (
    <main style={{ textAlign: 'center' }}>
      <Navbar title="My Special App" />
    </main>
  );
}

function Navbar({ title }) {
  return (
    <div style={{ marginTop: '20px' }}>
      <h1 style={{ fontWeight: 'bold' }}>{title}</h1>
    </div>
  )
}

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Contributed on Nov 30 2022

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return <div style={{display: 'inline-block'}}>

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Contributed on May 21 2021

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style={{color: "white",
        backgroundColor: '#f1356d',
        borderRadius: '8px'
       }}

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Contributed on Mar 23 2022

Mike Swoveland

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*****Inline Styles*****

There are many different ways to use styles in React.
An inline style is a style that’s written as an attribute, like this:

<h1 style={{ color: 'red', padding:'0px 10px' }}>Hello world</h1>
Notice the double curly braces. What are those for?

The outer curly braces inject JavaScript into JSX. They say, “everything 
between us should be read as JavaScript, not JSX.”

The inner curly braces create a JavaScript object literal. They make 
this a valid JavaScript object:

{ color: 'red' }



*****Style Object*****
  
  
One problem with this approach is that it becomes obnoxious 
if you want to use more than just a few styles. 
An alternative that’s often nicer is to store a "style object"
in a variable, and then inject that variable into JSX.


Defining a variable named style in the top-level scope would 
be an extremely bad idea in many JavaScript environments! 
In React, however, it’s totally fine.

Remember that every file is invisible to every other file,
except for what you choose to expose via module.exports. 
You could have 100 different files, all with global variables 
named style, and there could be no conflicts.



const styles = {
   background: 'lightblue',
  color: 'darkred'
}

export function Example(){
return (
<h1 style={styles}>Styled H1</h1>
)
}

// Since you aren’t injecting an object literal anymore, you will no 
// longer need to use double curly braces.

------------****Style Name Syntax***--------------
In regular JavaScript, style names are written in hyphenated-lowercase:

const styles = {
  'margin-top': '20px',
  'background-color': 'green'
};
In React, those same names are instead written in camelCase:

const styles = {
  marginTop: '20px', // value is a string
  backgroundColor: 'green'
};
This has zero effect on style property values, only on style 
property names.

------------****Style Value Syntax***--------------

In regular JS, style values are almost always strings. 
Even if a style value is numeric, you usually have to write 
it as a string so that you can specify a unit. 
For example, you have to write "450px" or "20%".

In React, if you write a style value as a number, 
then the unit "px" is assumed.

***How convenient!**** If you want a font size of 30px, you can write:

{ fontSize: 30 }

If you want to use units other than “px,” you can use a string:

{ fontSize: "2em" }
Specifying “px” with a string will still work, although it’s redundant.


-------****Share Styles Across Multiple Components---------****

What if you want to reuse styles for several different components?

One way to make styles reusable is to keep them in a separate 
JavaScript file. This file should export the styles that 
you want to reuse, via export. You can then import your styles
into any component that wants them.

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Contributed on Jan 26 2023

M Hassan khan

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