Reputation: 293
With styled-components
for React, are there any alternatives to something like
.btn:hover:not(.inactive)>.btn-top,
.btn.active:not(.inactive)>.btn-top {
z-index: 2;
/* transform here */
}
.btn:hover:not(.inactive)>.btn-bottom,
.btn.active:not(.inactive)>.btn-bottom {
z-index: 1;
/* transform here */
}
(using nested conditional selectors to ensure all animations at same DOM, but different z-index levels run/complete properly)?
(Sorry about title length. No rep to create styled-components tag.)
Upvotes: 0
Views: 699
Reputation: 293
:hover:not(.inactive) > &, .active:not(.inactive) > &
works as (Sass) selectors.
Use with caution. Something like .active &
could have side-effects in cases where multiple parents have the conditional classes (.active
and .inactive
here). An alternative would then be to pass React props to descendants for conditional styling with styled-components
.
Answered on gitter by geleen (maintainer). Added here for completion and google-fu.
Upvotes: 1