You can either share actual CSS strings or share styled-components
components:
import {css} from 'styled-components'
const sharedStyle = css`
color: green
`
// then later
const ComponentOne = styled.div`
${sharedStyle}
/* some non-shared styles */
`
const ComponentTwo = styled.div`
${sharedStyle}
/* some non-shared styles */
`
- Share actual
styled-components
:
const Shared = styled.div`
color: green;
`
// ... then later
const ComponentOne = styled(Shared)`
/* some non-shared styles */
`
const ComponentTwo = styled(Shared)`
/* some non-shared styles */
`
Update: Based on questions in the comments, I created an example to show that passing props to styled-components's css
function works the same way as passing props to the components themselves: https://codesandbox.io/s/2488xq91qj?fontsize=14. The official recommendation from styled-components
is to always wrap strings you will pass to styled-components
in the css
tag function. In this example, the Test
component receives it background and foreground colors through passed-in props embedded in the cssString
variable created by invoking the css
function.
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