React Js Add Multiple Class to Element
React Js Add Multiple Class to Element : In React.js, you can add multiple classes to an element in a few ways. First, you can directly assign multiple classes using the className
attribute, like className="class1 class2"
. To add classes conditionally, use a ternary operator: className={condition ? 'class1' : 'class2'}
. For adding multiple classes from a string, you can concatenate or interpolate the class names, like className={'class1 ' + myClassString}
. Alternatively, with ES6 template literals, it can be done as className={
class1 ${myClassString}`}. These techniques allow you to manage element styling dynamically in your React components
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How can you add multiple classes to an element in a Reactjs?
In this React.js code snippet, we define a functional component called App
. Within it, we create a variable multipleClassNames
containing a string with multiple CSS class names separated by spaces. We then use the className
attribute to apply these classes to a div
element within a container. This allows you to add multiple CSS classes to the element, resulting in styling from 'class1', 'class2', and 'class3' being applied to the inner div
. When this component is rendered using ReactDOM, the element will have the specified CSS classes, enabling custom styling for the React component.
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