Are there any possible resolutions to the issues plaguing Next.Js?

After switching from React to Next.JS, I've encountered some challenges that I'm hoping to find solutions for:

In contrast to React, Next.JS doesn't allow me to change a specific part of a webpage and maintain a static element like a navbar across all pages without manually adding the Navbar component to each page.
The way CSS is handled using {styles.example} in Next.JS feels cumbersome. While many suggest using to include CSS within JS files, it becomes confusing when attempting to make it responsive. Is there a simpler way to import CSS into JS files and apply classes like classname='example' in example.module.css?

Answer №1

Extending CSS

Including head(html way) - ensure resource location is correct: https://nextjs.org/docs/api-reference/next/head
Importing CSS (similar to head in _app but uses webpack): https://nextjs.org/docs/basic-features/built-in-css-support
styled-jsx (inline, scoped by default, can be set as global with prop): https://github.com/vercel/styled-jsx
Element-style-prop: follows the React approach

Examples:

Using head in _app for compiled global CSS like bootstrap reset...
Importing CSS in _app for custom global CSS
Using head in component for compiled CSS specific to the component, e.g., date picker
Importing CSS in component in a specific named fashion
styled-jsx: for styling components following a CSS fashion, scoped by default and can be made global with prop
Element-style: React approach for styling at the element level

Are there any possible resolutions to the issues plaguing Next.Js?