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Inline styles: Use cases and limitations

Inline styles: Use cases and limitations

From the course: Build Modern Web Apps with React, Hooks, State Management, and APIs Using Vite or Next.js

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Inline styles: Use cases and limitations

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Hello and welcome to module number three of this course. In this module, we'll discuss styling in React applications. Let's start off this module with lesson number one, where we are going to discuss about styling approaches we have. We have mainly three styling approaches in React. The first is the inline styles. The other one is using the CSS style sheets, having your global CSS or CSS files. The next we have CSS-based modules. We'll discuss each of them one by one. Let's start off with inline styles. We'll see the use cases for this. We can use inline styles when we want some quick styling or applying some quick beautification on our components. It's great when we have to use something like conditional logic on our component. An example for that would be using a color based on the state. It's ideal when we have smaller components and we want to apply just a quick fix kind of thing. For this, we don't need a separate CSS module to do that. Let's start off how inline styles look…

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