Where is props coming from in the second to last example? Is it something that is transpiled in?
We passed the props a code example above, when we did something like this:
<DivWrapper color= 'blue' > </DivWrapper>
When you pass a prop to DivWrapper, <DivWrapper color='blue'>...</DivWrapper>
DivWrapper
<DivWrapper color='blue'>...</DivWrapper>
styled will pass the prop and make it available auto"magically".
styled
const DivWrapper = styled.div` width: 50%; border: 2px solid black; ${props => (props.color === 'blue') ? `background-color: blue`: null} ${props => (props.color === 'red' ? `background-color: red`: null)} `;
And @ogwurujohnson , Shouldn't the color prop passed as my example above instead of like <DivWrapper color: 'blue'>?
<DivWrapper color: 'blue'>
Yeah, you are right. Lol was a typo. Would correct that immediately.
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Where is props coming from in the second to last example? Is it something that is transpiled in?
We passed the props a code example above, when we did something like this:
When you pass a prop to
DivWrapper,<DivWrapper color='blue'>...</DivWrapper>styledwill pass the prop and make it available auto"magically".And @ogwurujohnson , Shouldn't the color prop passed as my example above instead of like
<DivWrapper color: 'blue'>?Yeah, you are right. Lol was a typo. Would correct that immediately.