const GreenRow = styled.div`
background-color: green;
`
const RedRow = styled.div`
background-color: red;
`
const YellowRow = styled.div`
background-color: yellow;
`
const GreyRow = styled.div`
background-color: grey;
`
const MyComponent = () =>
<div>
<GreenRow>Green row</GreenRow>
<div>Blue row</div>
<RedRow>Red row</RedRow>
<YellowRow>Yellow row</YellowRow>
<GreyRow>Grey row</GreyRow>
</div>
Incorporating styled-components to customize elements within a component.
The objective is to implement additional styling (e.g. font-weight) across specific components in a unique manner. Some of these components are already formatted using styled-component, creating an added layer of design complexity.
One approach could involve defining the style with a designated classname, which would then be applied to each applicable element. However, it appears that generating a classname through styled-components is not feasible. Additionally, introducing external styling files outside of the component structure is not desirable.
An alternative method might entail utilizing styled-component's css library to render the style application universally (refer to code snippet below) and integrating it within relevant styled-component definitions. Nevertheless, this approach may necessitate converting certain elements into styled-components solely for this purpose if they lack existing formatting.
const FontWeight = css`
font-weight: 600;
`
Exploring efficient strategies for implementing this secondary level of customization seamlessly.