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tbg_media_query
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MediaQuery = React.createFactory(require('tbg_media_query'))
...
renderTextLarge: ->
DOM.p({}, 'Large Screen Text only'),
renderTextSmall: ->
DOM.p({}, 'Small Screen Text only'),
render: ->
textSmall = this.renderTextSmall()
textLarge = this.renderTextLarge()
DOM.div( null,
[
DOM.h1({}, 'The title'),
MediaQuery({
breakpoints: {
baby: textSmall
sister: textSmall
brother: textLarge
mother: textLarge
}
})
])
The component takes the following optional properties:
defaultBreakpoint
- [default: 'mother'] - The size the server will rendercomponent
- [default: 'div'] - The component that the child content will be rendered into.componentProps
- [default: {}] - props to be based to parent component MediaQuery = React.createFactory(require('tbg_media_query'))
...
render: ->
textSmall = this.renderTextSmall()
textLarge = this.renderTextLarge()
DOM.div( null,
[
DOM.h1({}, 'The title'),
MediaQuery({
defaultBreakpoint: "baby"
component: 'aside'
componentProps: {className: "sidebar"}
breakpoints: {
baby: textSmall
sister: textSmall
brother: textLarge
mother: textLarge
}
})
])
FAQs
Media Query Component for React.js
We found that tbg_media_query demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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