So first of all in react we don't use id to interact with the elements, if you want to copy the user input of the input element you must do it the react way.
So by className?
What would the react way be?
import React, { useState } from 'react'
function Snippets() { return (
</div> )
}
function Snippet() { const [copy, useCopy] = useState(true) const [snippet, setSnippet] = useState([ { name: 'post 1', text: 'sample post', }, ]); }
export default Snippets
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So first of all in react we don't use id to interact with the elements, if you want to copy the user input of the input element you must do it the react way.
So by className?
What would the react way be?
import React, { useState } from 'react'
function Snippets() {
return (
}
function Snippet() {
const [copy, useCopy] = useState(true)
const [snippet, setSnippet] = useState([
{
name: 'post 1',
text: 'sample post',
},
]);
}
export default Snippets