I've created a custom component which essentially returns html markup in order to display content based on the values passed to the component. Here's a simplified version for brevity:
interface ContainerProps {
position?: string;
content?: string;
class?: string;
}
const CardContainer: React.FC<ContainerProps> = ({ position = "right", content = "n/a", class = "" }) => {
if ( position.trim().toLowerCase() === "right" ) {
return <><div className="ion-float-right" >{content}</div><div className="clear-right"></div></>
} else if ( position.trim().toLowerCase() === "left" ) {
return <div className="ion-float-left">{content}</div>
} else {
return null
}
};
export default CardContainer;
This works great, but I now need to be able to pass a css class name to the component. However, I can't work out how to add the "class" prop to the returned html/jsx.
I tried various code such as below. However, in all cases the code was output as actual html rather than the value of the prop:
return <div className="ion-float-left" {class}>{content}</div>
return <div className="ion-float-left {class}" >{content}</div>
return <div className="ion-float-left class">{content}</div>
I also tried a few other random things in desperation and these typically cause a compilation error. What is the best way to achieve the intended result eg:
return <div className="ion-float-left myClassNameHere">{content}</div>
CodePudding user response:
its like inserting a string inside another or adding them together. You can use classname={"yourclasse" theDynamicClass} or className={yourClass ${dynamicClass}
} (inbetween ``)
CodePudding user response:
return <div className=` ion-float-left ${class}``>{content}