you can add smooth scrolling animation to the page when moving to the top. You can achieve this by using CSS transitions or JavaScript libraries like scrollTo or animate. Here’s how you can implement smooth scrolling animation using CSS transitions: const handleScrollToTop = () => { window.scrollTo({ top: 0, behavior: ‘smooth’ }); }; const handlePreviousPage… Continue reading Set smooth scroll animation for scrolling to top on pagination click.
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scroll to the top function in Next JS on pagination
To ensure that the view moves to the first post when clicking on the next and previous icons in the pagination, you can use JavaScript to scroll the page to the top. Here’s how you can update your code to achieve this: const handlePreviousPage = () => { if (currentPage > 1) { setCurrentPage(currentPage -… Continue reading scroll to the top function in Next JS on pagination
Routing in React
Routing in React allows you to navigate between different views or pages in a single-page application (SPA) without the need for page reloads. There are several libraries available for handling routing in React, with React Router being the most popular choice. Below, I’ll outline how to set up routing using React Router: 1. Install React… Continue reading Routing in React
Styling and Optimization in React
Styling and optimization are important aspects of building React applications to ensure good performance and a pleasant user experience. Here are some tips and techniques for styling and optimizing React applications: Styling: 1. CSS-in-JS Libraries: – Use CSS-in-JS libraries like styled-components, Emotion, or CSS modules for writing component-scoped styles. – These libraries offer a more… Continue reading Styling and Optimization in React
Managing Asynchronous Behavior with React Suspense
React Suspense is introduced in React 16 and it is used for handling of loading states when fetching data or lazy-loading components in React applications. Suspense React Suspense is a component that allows you to suspend rendering while some asynchronous work is being done, such as data fetching or lazy-loading components. It enables you to… Continue reading Managing Asynchronous Behavior with React Suspense
How to Solve CORS Issues in React/Next.js with XDomain
What is CORS? CORS is a security feature implemented by web browsers to prevent unauthorized access to resources on a different origin (domain, protocol, or port). When a web application tries to access resources from a different origin, the browser blocks the request unless the server explicitly allows it by setting appropriate CORS headers. Why… Continue reading How to Solve CORS Issues in React/Next.js with XDomain
Data handling in React
Data handling in React refers to the management and manipulation of data within React components. This includes tasks such as fetching data from APIs, storing data locally, updating data in response to user interactions, and passing data between components. Here are some common techniques for data handling in React: 1. State Management: – React components… Continue reading Data handling in React
State management in React
State management in React refers to the management of data within a React application. React components can have local state managed by the component itself or utilize global state management solutions to share state between multiple components. Here are some common approaches to state management in React: 1. Component State (useState hook): – React provides… Continue reading State management in React
To configure the linear-gradient in tailwind CSS
To add the below code with diffrent linear gradient in side tailwind.config.js backgroundImage: (theme) => ({ ‘blueshadehome’: ‘linear-gradient(180deg, rgba(99, 171, 163, 0.75) 0%, #8099F3 95.17%)’, ‘orangeshadehome’: ‘linear-gradient(180deg, #FF9900 0%, rgba(255, 168, 0, 0.63) 100%)’, ‘pinkshadehome’: ‘linear-gradient(180deg, #DC5988 0%, rgba(212, 53, 168, 0.66) 100%)’,… Continue reading To configure the linear-gradient in tailwind CSS
Hosting Next.js Applications on Firebase
Install Firebase CLI Tools: Open your terminal and install the Firebase CLI tools globally using the command. npm install -g firebase-tools Login to Your Account: Log in to your Firebase account from the terminal: firebase login Config Next.config.js file Add export command: /** @type {import(‘next’).NextConfig} */ const nextConfig = { output: ‘export’ } //Add this… Continue reading Hosting Next.js Applications on Firebase