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bookApplying Styles Conditionally

We can conditionally apply styles based on state or other factors with the clsx library. You can find its documentation here, but we'll cover the important concepts now.

Let's imagine that we need to change the color of an element based on the status inside the InvoiceStatus component. The following conditions apply:

  • If the status is awaiting, the background color should be red, and the text color should be white;
  • If the status is fulfilled, the background color should be yellow and the text color should be blue.
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We can conditionally apply styles based on state or other factors with the clsx library. You can find its documentation here, but we'll cover the important concepts now.

Let's imagine that we need to change the color of an element based on the status inside the InvoiceStatus component. The following conditions apply:

  • If the status is awaiting, the background color should be red, and the text color should be white;
  • If the status is fulfilled, the background color should be yellow and the text color should be blue.
Everything was clear?

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Thanks for your feedback!

Section 2. Chapter 7
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