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Challenge: Inline Styles | Styling in React Apps
Mastering React

Challenge: Inline StylesChallenge: Inline Styles

We will practice adding inline styles to a React component. Follow the steps below to complete the challenge:

  1. Create a new React component called StyledBox.
  2. Inside the StyledBox component, render a <div> element.
  3. Add the following inline styles to the <div> element:
    • Set the background color to "lightblue";
    • Set the width to "300px";
    • Set the padding to "10px";
    • Set the border radius to "10px";
    • Set the text alignment to "center";
    • Set the font size to "24px";
    • Set the font weight to "bold".
  4. Add some text content inside the <div> element, such as Five Finger Death Punch.
  1. Inline styles are added using the style attribute, and the value for this attribute should be an object.
  2. When using inline styles, values that are not plain numbers (such as strings, units, or colors) should be enclosed in quotes "...". For example, margin: "30px" indicates that the margin property has a value of 30px.

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Section 2. Chapter 4
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Mastering React

Challenge: Inline StylesChallenge: Inline Styles

We will practice adding inline styles to a React component. Follow the steps below to complete the challenge:

  1. Create a new React component called StyledBox.
  2. Inside the StyledBox component, render a <div> element.
  3. Add the following inline styles to the <div> element:
    • Set the background color to "lightblue";
    • Set the width to "300px";
    • Set the padding to "10px";
    • Set the border radius to "10px";
    • Set the text alignment to "center";
    • Set the font size to "24px";
    • Set the font weight to "bold".
  4. Add some text content inside the <div> element, such as Five Finger Death Punch.
  1. Inline styles are added using the style attribute, and the value for this attribute should be an object.
  2. When using inline styles, values that are not plain numbers (such as strings, units, or colors) should be enclosed in quotes "...". For example, margin: "30px" indicates that the margin property has a value of 30px.

Everything was clear?

Section 2. Chapter 4
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