Today, we are going to learn how to create a button in React and style it even if you do not have much knowledge of CSS. To make the process easier, I recommend using Code Sandbox, which helps you set up everything without the need to figure things out locally.
To start, we will create a button component in a file called Button.jsx. This file will mostly contain JSX code. We will export this component as the default export so that it can be easily imported in other files.
Next, we will go to the App.js file and add the Button component. By importing and using the Button component, we can see the button rendered in the app.
However, the button does not have any design and looks quite plain. To style the button, we can use Chachi BT, a CSS library that provides pre-defined styles. We can copy the CSS code from Chachi BT and paste it in the Button.jsx file. After adding the CSS code, we need to add the class name button to the button element.
Once we add the class name, we can see that the button’s style changes. If you want to modify the style further, you can modify the CSS code or ask Chachi BT to modify it for you.
Using Chachi BT or similar CSS libraries can be beneficial, especially if you are new to coding or do not work with CSS frequently. It saves time and effort, allowing you to focus on other aspects of your project.
In conclusion, learning how to create a button in React without CSS knowledge is possible with the help of tools like Code Sandbox and CSS libraries like Chachi BT. By using these tools, you can easily create and style buttons in your React projects without the need for extensive CSS knowledge.
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