anthonyjgrove / react-google-login

A React Google Login Component
https://anthonyjgrove.github.io/react-google-login
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Inline styles overriding className styles #201

Open developer239 opened 5 years ago

developer239 commented 5 years ago

This line: https://github.com/anthonyjgrove/react-google-login/blob/master/src/google-login.js#L193

Creates inline styles. Virtually all css rules coming from external css files are ignored.

cfanoulis commented 5 years ago

Can we actually solve this? It's pretty annoying and there is 0 refference of it in the docs

developer239 commented 5 years ago

@cfanoulis You can use inline-styles too 😅

cfanoulis commented 5 years ago

@developer239 mind elaborating 👀

developer239 commented 5 years ago

@cfanoulis

Instead of using the component like this: styled(GoogleLoginButton) or like this <GoogleLoginButton className="your-custom-class" />

You should be able to override the styles like this: <GoogleLoginButton style={yourCustomStyle} /> 🙂

itshim commented 5 years ago

@cfanoulis Unfortunately, inline styles are also not working

marcosschroh commented 5 years ago

The same for me. Is not working

Assdi commented 4 years ago

giving className is working for me like this <GoogleLogin clientId={process.env.REACT_APP_GOOGLE_CLIENTID} className='signIn' style={this.state.sty} buttonText="sign In ?" onSuccess={this.responseGoogle} onFailure={this.responseGoogle} />

aditrades commented 4 years ago

Inline styles not really working. Does anybody found a way for styling the button?

awkward-minion commented 4 years ago

Same here, None of the styles are being applied to button

      <GoogleLogin
        clientId="apps.googleusercontent.com"
        onSuccess={responseGoogle}
        onFailure={responseGoogle}
        cookiePolicy={"single_host_origin"}
        theme="light"
        style={{
          textAlign:'center'
          alignItems:'center',
          borderRadius: 50,
            justifyContent: "center",
         }}
      />
ankitmhatre commented 3 years ago

Do we have any progress for inline styles overriding the default style ?

moon004 commented 3 years ago

The only way i can override the styling is by using the render prop like so as shown on the Readme.

const myCustomStyle = {
  // My custom style here
}
render={renderProps => (
      <button onClick={renderProps.onClick} disabled={renderProps.disabled} style={myCustomStyle}>This is my custom Google button</button>
    )}
cfanoulis commented 3 years ago

I think it's time to fork

anthonyjgrove commented 3 years ago

I think it's time to fork

Or you could open a PR to fix it