I update color theme by updating theme prop on ThemeProvider. And one of by components has Popper and if I toggle it and dispatch changing theme prop the Popper disappears.
Nevertheless, it updates default color value. But I want to make Popper with no rerender to make it visible anyway
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So I'm using this import LoadingButton from '#mui/lab/LoadingButton';
I want to have a different background colour and text colour than the default one when the button is in a loading state.
the documentation says to the target ".MuiLoadingButton-root". but I don't understand how to target any of the root components. I'm still fairly new to material UI.
What is being explained in the documentation is that you can style the root component (the LoadingButton container div) by styling the class "MuiLoadingButton-root".
Basically, you need to have a css styling targeting this class and call it inside your component:
.MuiLoadingButton-root {
background-color: #FFF;
}
I want to add a Alert component on top of my Appbar component.
I have a existing appbar and toolbar component. So, when I try to add appbar, it gets overlapped.
Any help would be appreciated.
I'm working on a ReactJS project where some of the components are wrapped with <ThemeProvider> of Material-UI. Due to this, any children of the component with ThemeProvider are breaking when styled with makeStyle().
For example, I have a material-table wrapped with ThemeProvider and a custom component rendered like this:
...
<ThemeProvider theme={tableTheme}>
<MaterialTable
title="Render Image Preview"
columns={[
{ title: 'Something', field: 'someData', render: rowData => <MyMaterialUIComponent> },
...
/>
<ThemeProvider>
...
MyMaterialUIComponent is styled with makeStyle() of material-ui, however, if there exists a style field that was not overridden in makeStyle(), then tableTheme gets applied to it.
I don't have the requirement of overriding all style fields if I don't do that tableTheme will get applied.
I can't just let the tableTheme get applied to it as will be rendered as a child of MaterialTable as well as out side the MaterialTable, hence the same component looks different when different parents call it.
How can I prevent ThemeProvider from applying theme MyMaterialUIComponent when rendered as a child of Material-Table ?
I´m trying to build a react NavBar that has a switch button that changes the theme of the page. The theme is a bootstrap theme that is passed in a element to a helmet component, all within the navbar for now.
This switch button changes the state, and then a function, according to the state returns one of two elements with different hrefs (bootstrap themes) that then it gets rendered in the helmet element.
The problem is, when I change between pages with Router, the state resets and so does the theme. Can you think of a solution? How do I keep the state even after changing pages?
You can access state via props when pass in to you link.
<Link to={{
pathname: '/yourpath',
state: {
yourObj
}
}}>LinkName</Link>
To access props.location.state.yourObj
I am using MaterialUI for React. It has some transition components like Fade, Slide etc.
Is there a way to trigger those transitions when a component gets mounted or unmounted?