Sider component renderSider function property
const renderSider = () => {
if (render) {
return render({
dashboard: null,
items,
logout,
collapsed,
});
}
return (
<>
{items}
{logout}
</>
);
};
This is one of the function in Sider, what is the use of if(render) block ? and what is dashboard:null ?
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The
if (render)
block in the renderSider
function checks if a custom render
function is provided for the <Sider>
component. If a custom render
function is provided, it will be called with an object containing dashboard
, items
, logout
, and collapsed
properties. The custom render
function allows you to customize the rendering of the <Sider>
component without needing to swizzle the whole component.
In this specific code snippet, dashboard
is set to null
. This means that the custom render
function will not receive a dashboard
component to render. Instead, it will only receive the items
(navigation items), logout
(logout button), and collapsed
(boolean indicating if the sider is collapsed) properties.
Here's an example of using the render
prop with the <Sider>
component:
In this example, the custom render
function is used to add a custom element to the <Sider>
component while still rendering the navigation items and the logout button. The dashboard
property is not used in this example, as it is set to null
in the original code snippet.
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@kapa.ai How can I customise the look of the elemts in {items} and {logout} in collapsible sidebar
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To customize the look of the elements in
{items}
and {logout}
in the collapsible sidebar, you can use the render
prop of the <Sider>
component. The render
prop is a function that receives an object with the items
and logout
properties. You can then apply custom styles or wrap the elements with additional components as needed.
Here's an example using Ant Design:
In this example, we've added custom styles to the items
and logout
elements. You can modify the styles or add additional components as needed to achieve the desired look for your collapsible sidebar.
Refer to the Custom Sider example (https://refine.dev/docs/examples/customization/customSider/) for more information on customizing the Sider component.
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Creating your own Sider Menu with refine is quite simple. We have customize the default refine Sider Menu in this example. You can customize the sider menu of your refine project based examine this sample.
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like-gold•17mo ago
How do I override antd styles when I use css modules
How do I override antd styles when I use css modules for antd v5^ @kapa.ai
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To override Ant Design styles when using CSS modules for Ant Design v5, you can create a separate CSS file with your custom styles and import it into your component. Make sure to import your custom CSS file after importing the Ant Design styles to ensure your custom styles take precedence.
Here's an example:
1. Create a custom CSS file, e.g.,
custom-styles.css
:
2. Import the Ant Design styles and your custom CSS file in your component:
In this example, we've overridden the background color and border color of the Ant Design Button component. You can add more custom styles to the custom-styles.css
file as needed.
Keep in mind that Refine uses Ant Design v4, and the migration guide from v4 to v5 is for Ant Design itself, not for Refine. Refine still uses Ant Design v4, so the process of overriding styles remains the same as in Ant Design v4.
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like-gold•17mo ago
Refine uses Antd v5 or v4