| <!--App--> | |
| <a href="https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=254733318444&text=Hi!%20I%20would%20like%20to%20book%20a%20visit.%20 What%20offers%20do%20you%20currently%20have?" | |
| class="whatsApp" target="_blank"><i class="fa fa-whatsapp my-whatsApp"></i></a> | |
| <!--App end--> | |
| /*Whatsapp Float Icon*/ | |
| .whatsApp { | |
| position:fixed; | |
| width:60px; | |
| height:60px; |
| <?php | |
| //Replace ALL the things! | |
| $hostname = 'localhost'; | |
| $database = 'testdb'; | |
| $username = 'root'; | |
| $password = 'root'; | |
| $dbh = new PDO('mysql:host=' . $hostname . ';dbname=' . $database, $username, $password); |
There are several ways we can style our ReactElements and Compoents but we will only cover the inline CSS, the CSS stylesheet and the CSS Modules.
Some of the other strategies include – CSS-in-JS (e.g styled components, Emotion, JSS), Sass & SCSS, Less, Utility-First-CSS (e.g Tailwind CSS).
This is quite basic and straight forward method as you should be familiar with it while working with HTML file.
You start by creating a new file called App.css in the src folder.
This method of interacting with React is the simplest way and it’s very easy if you have ever worked with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
You’ll need an HTML file where you load three scripts in the head element pointing to their respective CDN – the React, ReactDOM and Babel.
Then, you’ll create an empty div element and give it an id of root. This is where your application will live.
Lastly, you’ll create a script element where you write your React code.
This is how your index.html file should look like:
