Style Tr Tag

[ehsaan-changa]

Hi there,

I am running loop inside Tbody and showing Tr in a separate component.
Now i want to give background color to Tr's individually based on a condition , for that i am using customization provider.
Now the issue is that customization Provider is rendered as div and cuts out the width of Tr and i don't want that . I just want to style my tr that's it.

Is there any other way around to style Tr , if not then what should i do to fix it ??

[dosubot[bot]]

Hey there @ehsaan-changa, it's great to see you back! Ah, the never-ending adventures of styling, right? 😄 Let me take a dive into your issue and I'll get back to you with some insights shortly.

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To style Tr elements individually based on a condition without the CustomizationProvider affecting your layout, you can use the element prop directly on the Tr component to apply specific styles. This approach allows you to target and style each Tr component instance without wrapping them in a div or any other element that might disrupt your table layout.

Here's how you can do it:

1. Define your custom styles using the elements prop on the CustomizationProvider at a higher level in your application. This setup allows you to specify styles for different states or variants of your Tr components.
2. Use the element prop on each Tr component to apply the specific style based on your condition.

Example:

<CustomizationProvider
  baseTheme="default"
  elements={{
    MY_CUSTOM_TR: {
      backgroundColor: 'colorBackground',
      '&:hover': {
        backgroundColor: 'colorBackgroundStronger',
      },
    },
    MY_CUSTOM_TR_CONDITIONAL: {
      backgroundColor: 'colorBackgroundDestructive',
      '&:hover': {
        backgroundColor: 'colorBackgroundDestructiveDarker',
      },
    },
  }}
>
  <Table>
    <Tbody>
      {data.map((item) => (
        <Tr
          element={item.condition ? 'MY_CUSTOM_TR_CONDITIONAL' : 'MY_CUSTOM_TR'}
          key={item.id}
        >
          {/* Table cells */}
        </Tr>
      ))}
    </Tbody>
  </Table>
</CustomizationProvider>

In this example, MY_CUSTOM_TR and MY_CUSTOM_TR_CONDITIONAL are custom elements defined in the elements prop of the CustomizationProvider. By using the element prop on the Tr component, you can selectively apply these styles based on your condition.

This method ensures that your Tr elements are styled as needed without introducing additional layout elements that could disrupt your table's appearance.

For more information on using the CustomizationProvider and styling components with the element prop, you can visit the CustomizationProvider documentation.

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[dosubot[bot]]

To directly style Tr elements based on conditions without affecting the layout, leveraging the element prop on each Tr component as suggested is an effective solution. This method allows you to apply conditional styles at the component level, ensuring that the styling does not introduce layout issues like unwanted div wrappers. By defining custom styles in the CustomizationProvider and using the element prop on Tr components, you can achieve the desired visual differentiation for each row based on your specific conditions. This approach maintains the semantic integrity of your table structure while offering the flexibility to apply dynamic styles. For detailed guidance and examples on implementing this solution, the CustomizationProvider documentation and the provided code snippet offer a clear roadmap. Additionally, exploring related discussions can provide further insights and practical examples of similar implementations.

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[TheSisb]

Dosu bot is correct here. Wrap the entire Table in Customization provider and pass a different element value to the Tr elements you want to style.

[ehsaan-changa]

Thanks. This helps