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We can center horizontally a block-level element by using the CSS margin property, but CSS width property of that element should be set. The auto value is set for the margin property. Let’s see some examples to center an element using the CSS margin property − Create a Symbol and Align to the Center In this example, we have created a symbol with CSS. The alignment is done to the center using the margin property with value auto − div { width: 50%; margin: 10px auto; border:4px solid black; } ... Read More
A tooltip is used to set extra information. This is visible on the web page when visitor moves the mouse pointer over an element. The tooltip text can be given directions such as top, bottom, right, and left. Create a Tooltip To create a tooltip, create a Tooltip container and set the text for the Tooltip in it. The Tooltip text is set using the − Hover over me Some toolTip text The Tooltip is positioned using the position property − position: relative; However, the Tooltip text ... Read More
To control the dimensions of Flex Items in CSS, use the flex property. Consider flex as the length on flexible items. The flex includes the following properties − flex-grow − A number is set for the flex grow factor i.e., how much the item will grow relative to the other flexible items. flex-shrink − A number is set for the flex skrink factor i.e., how much the item will shrink relative to the other flexible items. flex-basis − The initial size of a flex item. Control the Dimensions of Flex Items With the Shorthand Property We have set ... Read More
CSS visibility property is used to specify a value corresponding to whether the element will be visible or not in the document. Though the element is rendered but if CSS Visibility is set to hidden then it is not made visible. The following are the CSS Visibility values used to control the element’s visibility − Sr.No Value & Description 1 VisibleIt is default, element and its children are visible 2 hiddenIt hides the element and its children are invisible, but element is still rendered and given appropriate space on the page 3 ... Read More
The CSS list-style-position property is used to set the marker position of list items. The default value for this property is outside which sets the marker outside the list item. It is having the following values − inside − The bullet points are positioned inside the list item outside − Default. The bullet points are positioned outside the list item Syntax The syntax of CSS list-style-position property is as follows − Selector { list-style-position: /*value*/ } The following examples illustrate CSS list-style-property − Position List Markers Outside the List Items We have positioned ... Read More
In this article, we will explore how to customize the appearance of a button group, in Material UI so that it suits the needs of your application. Material UI, also known as MUI is a frontend library developed by Google. It provides a collection of to use React components that can be used in frameworks, like React and NextJS. With Material UI you get access to a range of components such as buttons, checkboxes, selects and more. One specific component called ButtonGroup is particularly useful for grouping buttons Button groups are great for enhancing the user experience by organizing buttons. ... Read More
Badges play an important role in designing a web UI, whether you are building a social media site, a messaging app, or anything else that requires the use of badges. Material UI provides an easy way to accomplish this task with just one component called the Badge API. So, in this article, we are going to learn how to align and overlap badges in Material UI. But before we dive into the steps to align and overlap the badges in MUI, let’s first understand what exactly a badge is. What is a Badge? A badge is a small component mostly ... Read More
Styled Components, a highly acclaimed library within the React ecosystem, empowers developers to utilize CSS-in-JS, presenting advantages such as encapsulation, reusability, and simplified style maintenance. On the other hand, Material-UI stands as a widely embraced UI component library for React that diligently adheres to the principles of Material Design. It offers an extensive selection of customizable pre-built components. While Material-UI comes equipped with its own styling solution known as makeStyles, it seamlessly integrates with Styled Components, enabling developers to leverage the combined capabilities of both libraries. Our exploration revolves around the installation process, specifically highlighting the @mui/styled-engine and @mui/styled-engine-sc packages. ... Read More
In this article, we will learn How to add Icons to text fields using input adornments in Material UI. But before we learn adding icons to text-field using input adornments, we must know what input adornments are? Input adornments are nothing but extra text or icons that are added to text fields. These are positioned in three different positions, including prefix, suffix, and action. InputAdornment API - This API is used to add a prefix, a suffix, or an action to an input element in React MUI. Props position − This prop is used to set ... Read More
Displaying lists of data is a common requirement for web applications. or tables with scrollable headers. Most likely, you have performed it countless times. But what if you have to display thousands of rows simultaneously? In this article, we will look at how to use Material UI's Autocomplete components' virtual lists to produce fluid user interfaces with big datasets. Popular React UI framework Material UI provides a large selection of components with cutting-edge designs and top-notch performance. Traditional rendering techniques may cause performance problems when dealing with large datasets in Autocomplete components, so in order to prevent those problems, we ... Read More