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KYin
KYin

Reputation: 559

Render a specific className when active with classNames and Tailwind

I'm using Tailwinds CSS and classNames package.

I'm rendering out 2 divs and I want to check if one of them has am active class, then set a specific background color className bg-[#000] to it.

How can we set a specific style to an active element with Tailwind and classNames?

Thank you!

Screenshots:

Here's a screenshot of the tags, the 1st one is currently active. But the second one which is not active also has the bg-[#000] class.

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Code:

list.map((page, index) => {
  return ( 
  <div 
    key = {index}
    onClick = {() => setCurrentListIdx(index)}
    className = {
      classNames('bullets__item m-1.5 h-2 w-2 cursor-pointer rounded-full bg-[#e0e0e0]', 
      {
        active: currentListIdx === +index,
        'bg-[#000]': 'active',
       }
      )}
    ></div>
  )
})

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2266

Answers (1)

Zane T.
Zane T.

Reputation: 102

In the conditional 'bg-[#000]': 'active', you're passing the string 'active' rather than a variable or an expression to evaluate. This is returning true because JS strings are truthy, and so always adding the class. The classNames utility doesn't appear to allow checking against currently applied class names in its conditionals object this way.

You could alternatively use the same conditional for both class names: currentListIdx === +index, so both classes would be added when this condition is met.

Upvotes: 2

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