React MDB Pro ignoring color attribute for tabs

Topic: React MDB Pro ignoring color attribute for tabs

les.mahon pro asked 7 years ago

Hi,

Following the examples here I am trying to get the tabs working. It functions ok when I use the examples and include them in my project but the color attribute seems to be ignored.

this:

<Nav classicTabs color="indigo">

produces working nav with no color styling

this:

<Nav classicTabs className="indigo">

produces an indigo background to the nav element but without the expected styling of the hovver and selected (Indicating that the css is available)

Any indications as to what I am doing wrong?
Thanks
Les

les.mahon pro commented 7 years ago

One other thing I have noticed, the console shows the following error: "Warning: React does not recognize the `classicTabs` prop on a DOM element. "

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Jakub Strebeyko staff answered 7 years ago

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Hi there,

Welcome to the Support Board! The main issue here is, if I understand correctly, a lack of color styling on an otherwise perfectly healthy <code><Nav classicTabs></code> component. As the <code>classicTabs</code> props is a new addition to MDB React, what I would suggest first is making sure that the package is up-to-date. Account indicator seems to be saying, though, that you are using the newest version <code>4.2</code>. Is it correct?

The error message mentioned in the comment tells a different story, suggesting that MDB React <code><Nav></code> component is being interpreted as a native DOM <code><nav></code>, therefore not recognizing the <code>`classicTabs`</code> prop. Is there a reason in your code for it to think that (import issue, letter casing perhaps)?

Finally, even though it might seem like a hurdle, I think the easiest way to see what got goofed is experiencing how it works "live", by downloading our package <em>as-is</em>, installing the dependencies (by running <code>yarn</code>) and then a server (<code>yarn start</code>). With an access to our App you can easily inspect how it is done in the code (<code>docs/pages/TabsPage.js</code>) and in the browser (at <code>http://localhost:8080/components/tabs</code>); whether the examples used in our documentation work correctly at your end, for reference, comparison and adjustment.

With Best Regards,
Kuba

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Hi there, Welcome to the Support Board! The main issue here is, if I understand correctly, a lack of color styling on an otherwise perfectly healthy <Nav classicTabs> component. As the classicTabs props is a new addition to MDB React, what I would suggest first is making sure that the package is up-to-date. Account indicator seems to be saying, though, that you are using the newest version 4.2. Is it correct? The error message mentioned in the comment tells a different story, suggesting that MDB React <Nav> component is being interpreted as a native DOM <nav>, therefore not recognizing the `classicTabs` prop. Is there a reason in your code for it to think that (import issue, letter casing perhaps)? Finally, even though it might seem like a hurdle, I think the easiest way to see what got goofed is experiencing how it works "live", by downloading our package as-is, installing the dependencies (by running yarn) and then a server (yarn start). With an access to our App you can easily inspect how it is done in the code (docs/pages/TabsPage.js) and in the browser (at http://localhost:8080/components/tabs); whether the examples used in our documentation work correctly at your end, for reference, comparison and adjustment. With Best Regards, Kuba

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