How would I go about styling something like the react-datepicker
with styled-components? The datepicker library looks like it uses some type of BEM style (screenshot below) which I would normally just use their provided class names and style those using Sass. But, how would I target those class names with styled-components? Is that even possible?
Since styled-components
is just CSS™ you'd do it like with any other style sheet, by using the class names react-datepicker
provided.
The only difference is that you'll have to wrap the datepicker in one wrapper styled component which applies all of these classes:
const Wrapper = styled.div`
&.react-datepicker {
color: blue;
}
`
<Wrapper>
<Datepicker />
</Wrapper>
Searching for hours, I found that the best solution is to add a stylized parent component (it can be a div) overlying the component that needs a className and add the definition of the className directly into the stylized parent component.
VERY IMPORTANT:
A space is needed between the ampersand&
and the class for this to take effect!
const StyledParent = styled.div`
& .your-class-name {
border-color: red;
}
`;
<StyledParent>
<Datepicker yourClassName="your-class-name" />
</StyledParent>
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