reactjsHow do I use inline styles in React JS?
Inline styles in React JS allow you to apply styles directly to a specific React element. This is done by using the style attribute, and passing in an object containing CSS properties and their corresponding values.
For example:
<h1 style={{ color: 'red', fontSize: '50px' }}>Hello World!</h1>
This code will render a <h1> element with a red color and a font size of 50px.
The style attribute takes an object containing one or more CSS properties and their values. Each property is written in camelCase (e.g. fontSize instead of font-size).
Code explanation
<h1>: The HTML element to which the style will be applied.style: The attribute used to apply inline styles.{{ color: 'red', fontSize: '50px' }}: The object containing the CSS properties and their values.
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