To dynamically style a DoksJS component, you need to use the style
prop. The style
prop is an object that can be used to set the CSS properties of the component. You can also use the style
prop to set the CSS properties of the component based on the state of your application.
For example, the following code dynamically styles a button based on the state of the component:
This code sets the background color of the button to red when the isPressed
state variable is true and blue when the isPressed
state variable is false.
You can also use the useState()
hook to dynamically style your components. The useState()
hook returns an array with two values: the current value of the state and a function that can be used to update the state.
For example, the following code dynamically styles a button using the useState()
hook:
This code uses the useState()
hook to manage the state of the isPressed
variable. The handleClick()
method is called when the button is clicked and it updates the isPressed
state variable. The render()
method renders the button and sets the background color of the button based on the value of the isPressed
state variable.