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Task 5 : JS Variables and CSS Styling #5

Open yogeshtakeo opened 1 year ago

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Task 5: CSS Styling and JS Variables in a React Project with Vite

Objective:

Apply CSS styling and use JavaScript variables in a React project created with Vite.

Task Overview

Task Details

- Review CSS Styling and JavaScript Variables.

Watch a tutorial video or read articles on CSS styling and JavaScript variables. Youtube video to learn about variables CSS styling methodology Familiarize yourself with the basics of CSS selectors, properties, and values. Understand the concept of JavaScript variables and their usage.

- Set Up a React Project with Vite.

You can also use the normal way that we used to create the vite react project with npx create-vite@latest project_name or Open a terminal or command prompt. Create a new directory for your project: mkdir react-styling-variables cd react-styling-variables Set up a new React project using Vite by running the following command: npm init vite@latest

- Apply CSS Styling.

  1. Open your project in a code editor.
  2. Identify a React component (e.g., App.js or any other component in the src directory) where you want to apply CSS styles.
  3. Add CSS class names to the HTML elements within the component to target them with CSS.
  4. Create a new CSS file (e.g., styles.css) in the src directory and write CSS styles to target the class names used in the component.
  5. Import the CSS file in the component file (e.g.,import './styles.css';) to apply the styles.

Note : Use of proper Stylings UI should be applied padding, margin , border, color, background height , width and the use of px , rem and percentage (%) should be shown in the screenshot submission

- Use JavaScript Variables.

  1. Identify a scenario where you want to enhance interactivity using JavaScript variables.

  2. Declare a JavaScript variable in the component file(e.g., const myVariable = 'Hello, World!';).

  3. Use the JavaScript variable within the component JSX(e.g., <h1>{myVariable}</h1>).

    - Test and Refine

  4. Start the development server by running the following command in the project directory:npm run dev

  5. Open your web browser and navigate to the provided local development server URL (e.g., http://localhost:3000).

  6. Verify that the CSS styles are applied to the targeted elements.

  7. Check that the JavaScript variable is rendered correctly within the component.

Task Submission

Take a screenshot of the rendered semantic components in the browser. Share the screenshot of the output and the code that you have written in the issue comment box. Don't forget to mention GitHub URL and your name in the comment section.

ashmaupret100 commented 1 year ago

Name: Ashma Upreti Github_url: https://github.com/ashmaupret100/react-styling-variables.git

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Jharanatmg commented 1 year ago

Jharana git url: https://github.com/Jharanatmg/JS-CSS.git

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Namsla commented 1 year ago

Namkhang Tsamchoe git URL: https://github.com/Namsla/Task5.git

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sandessth commented 1 year ago

Name: Sandesh Shrestha Repository URL: https://github.com/sandessth/stylinginCSS webpage style-css app-jsx

junuthapa011 commented 1 year ago

Name: Junu Thapa Github URL: https://github.com/junuthapa011/Bootcamp-task5.git

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KabinaThapa commented 1 year ago

Kabina Thapa https://github.com/KabinaThapa/react-styling-variables

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dinakc commented 1 year ago

Deena KC https://github.com/dinakc/JS-variables-and-CSS-styling.git

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babisha commented 1 year ago

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babisha commented 1 year ago

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