Styling React Components with CSS Modules

[@bkatsevych]

Probably the best explanation of CSS Modules you can find on KZbin. Thanks a lot, Telmo!

[@Webtricker]

Thank you so much for explaining React components with CSS modules in such a simple and beautiful way. That was very helpful

[@daftkiwi]

Before watching this tutorial, I used to find css modules and its import and reference styles using JavaScript syntax quite complex for its benefits. That's why I avoided modules like the plague. Thank you Telmo, this was very helpful!

[@troubledtom5250]

honestly as someone who just came here to learn about css in react... you taught me a new concept i didn't knew about thanks

[@cesarcortes5063]

i was looking everywhere because i had very problems with the css styles , and you have resolved it, thanks a lot Telmo

[@danieltkach2330]

You rock. Thanks for the instruction. Why everyone says we have to either eject or install some script modules from start? What you describe works just fine...

[@jiharedconteh4530]

This video is very useful for styling individual components. Thank you for such a simplified explanation.

[@NoajmHeritage]

Prefect. Chatgpt failed to give me this option. Amazing for no css conflict

[@lingolearner27]

you solved my problem. was stuck with this for couple of hours. thank you bro.

[@Mattyamungu]

Thanks you. Was wondering why I was having issues sizing my page

[@electricindro2236]

Thank you for explaining the importance of React css module

[@redefamatv]

Thanks for sharing Telmo, Im still learning the basics of react but it was a really helpful tutorial to strengthen my basic knowledge in order to going forward to more advanced tips very soon...hugs from Brazil...just keep it up.

[@victoradodo8377]

Special thanks YOU deserved NATIONAL AWARD

[@coding_stuff_uz]

Tankyou bro for this tutorial

[@Viralvlogvideos]

KZbinrs like you deserves lot of subs. I subbed you. Please do make React tutorials in depth with building projects like TODO and ecommerce etc.

[@yinkagiwa8659]

I love how clear the video is

[@faustovii1085]

man you are a god of teaching for sure

[@nathanvsplayer]

Great video helped me understand css modules

[@sketchychillandchill]

It's cool when there is like 2 styles to scope but when you want it scoped for each components just switch to vuejs

[@Viktorres1]

Thanks for your video. I fastly reminded how to connect css (scss) modules.

[@SofiaBelchiorinho]

Very useful vídeo :) I was using this technique already (because it comes with Nx workspaces) but I ddin't know it was called CSS Modules. Keep up the good work!

[@digvijayyamagekar4300]

I had one question. let's say there are two components, A and B and two CSS files A.css and B.css, and compo A and B have several in them now let's say I want to color all buttons in A red and all buttons in B blue. can I solve this problem without giving the class name to ?

[@FaselGodbcho]

thank u, I was so frustrated and this video helped a lot

[@pumdu]

Thanks a lot. I wondered why I need to use CSS module and this video made it clear to me. :)

[@nishantsinha4336]

Made it look simple.Well explained!

[@Trafficfromsky]

how do you target/change the tag without a class name?

[@itouchgrass869]

Just use “body” selector without a class

[@Orevitalizador]

thank u sr, this tutorial was very usefull for me , and im glad, the way u used to explain , gave me some Brainstorming thanks guy.

[@mathiasmatanda8848]

You saved me from a big headache thank you man!

[@kunaljethva9623]

Thanks for making this video was searching for it since 😊😊

[@raunakkumar6144]

Thanks man , I was having exact same problem

[@mehmetcelmeli9918]

Thank you for simple explantion TELMO✌✌✌✌we are looking forward to the others videos😊😊😊

[@omotehinseelvis9845]

So simple and straight forward....I love it. Thank you

[@qanswered319]

Great video.understood module clearly. No time wasted

[@AYUSHSHARMAblogs]

Lots of thanks for such a wonderful video on css modules

[@gregduke8193]

Great video, very well explained. I don't really see the point in using modules though... you have to type a lot more code for it to just add a unique classname in the end anyway so why not use id for individual styling and then you can use classnames for universal styling? Like if I wanted all the buttons to have 20px padding I could give them the classname of btn and give them all 20px padding and then I could use an id for each button also to, for example, change the background color if I wanted them to have different background colors.

[@anaisrevellat5692]

Thank you this tutorial is crystal clear , perfect.

[@rakhmatillorakhmonberdiev231]

Thanks bro, that is what I expected to understand this topic, very clear explanation!

[@shubhamkaushal2125]

really like your accent very good way of teaching

[@muzammil6651]

What a fantastic explanation, thank you so much

[@teeyiheng4697]

I understand why use css module now thank😆

[@vigneshwarvenugopal922]

Thank you so much dude., problem solving ., i score you 100 of 100...🌟🌟🌟

[@mehedi13577]

Thank you, man. It really helps me a lot.

[@patcodingcodester9781]

Haha thank you!. This is exactly what I was looking for but it was hard to find..

[@OneBrokeBloke]

I get the problem it solves, just not why the problem is there in the first place. Like, we have a component called Example.js In that, we import example.css So since this is the only place that this CSS is imported and therefore used, why can it conflict with other components? They havent linked/imported the stylesheet?

[@ramon4756]

Thanks you! Explained my issue

[@ghofranedarragi5601]

thank u .simple and clear explanation .it's useful

[@heikkiladau6872]

Can you add css styles inside of the script tag in react application?

[@davidorevic6651]

Should we do it for every single class?

[@codelightsparkles2403]

You’re awesome Telmo

[@Telmosampaio]

Thanks Code Light 😊

[@pravinchoudhary5105]

Thanks Man, Helped a lot

[@herlandertavares7573]

Great video. I didnt even have to see your name, I knew by your accent you were Portuguese lol. Obrigado pelo video

[@milkdrom3da]

Very useful! Thanks for sharing!

[@irorochadere9207]

Thanks, buddy. It worked well for me.

[@Lemon.8]

Thanks for the tutorial, very well explained.

[@siaxiong333]

Very usefull and great video! I like that you're straight to the point. Thank you so much!

[@slipstream01]

excellent explanation. shukran

[@sergiogarcia-di5nj]

really really helpful, thank you very much !

[@mubashirwaheed474]

Thanks you so much for this video.

[@gihanrangana6248]

how can i create global variables for scss modules?

[@thisaraharshana2168]

Thank you sir. well explained!!.

[@SatishKumar-qi4hb]

nice and helpful video. thx so much.

[@ibrahimkhurshid4339]

Thanks buddy!! Jazakallah

[@phuongla4512]

Thanks bro. This is useful

[@Whisperme2sleep]

How do you do conditional classes with this technique?

[@davidlafontant2185]

Very useful. Thank you.

[@janardanpethani5755]

Thanks you for sharing 😀😀

[@rohil3023]

Very useful. Thanks for the tutorial :)

[@angelmgl8137]

Nice video bro, thanks a lot

[@swerami]

thank you so much for this!

[@igelkotte]

This seems more complex than to just use a different css class name. What's the benefits? I'm new so I'm probably missing something

[@arshadahamed988]

In module.css file can we create more than one class or Id in the file??

[@davidgrig4608]

very helpful tutorual ty very much

[@hemantjadhav7833]

great video sir

[@amershboul9107]

really helpful, thanks

[@webdevvideos2744]

will using css module impact performance?

[@CodewithAby]

Good tutorial...it is timely

[@matiascstudios]

Thanks a lot!

[@ranati2000]

Can i use bootstrap classes in it ?

[@goncalosantos3604]

Excellent as always! Abraço

[@jatinahuja6840]

Thank you for helping man! 🙌 Please keep making such videos 🥇🎖 Can you also tell how to use css modules concept with bootstrap or I will say if I want to use bootstrap different version. Thanks in advance 👍

[@dashpindersingh9062]

Thanks dude:)

[@mahdouirami2776]

When i did it with a complicated name like form-control , it made me an error have u any solution ?

[@arashvincent8519]

dose it work with sass ?

[@woolygan1529]

Helpful thanks

[@manasjoshi7037]

Thank you for this,

[@dungvu8790]

thank you

[@sane4959]

Thanks alot

[@ahmadcodes]

tnx

[@carlafaes9282]

buen video!muchas gracias :D

[@nullcarry6893]

Hate to say it but vue seems to have a better out of the box solution.

[@roronoa_d_law1075]

this is not working for me, the style is still applied globally

[@abhishekprasad6317]

What if i have to apply two classname will I do :- className={stylesCSS.firstclass} className={stylesCSS.secondclass} ? or i have any option similar to: className={stylesCSS.firstclass, stylesCSS.secondclass} ??

[@abhishekprasad6317]

got the solution stackoverflow.com/questions/33949469/using-css-modules-how-do-i-define-more-than-one-style-name

[@shrishri8453]

Tnq sm

[@miraasif3419]

Thankyou for this man @Telmo Sampaio

[@iamwright]

Very good.

[@tamahome99]

you did not include on your tutorial that we need to do this , module.exports = { module: { rules: [ { test: /\.css$/, use: [ 'style-loader', { loader: 'css-loader', options: { modules: true } } ] } ] } };

[@sebastianandersson6892]

04:06 sounded American for just a second there!

[@RoyerAdames]

And how do you add multiple class names?

[@Telmosampaio]

Styles.classname(‘${myclass1} ${myclass2}’)

[@snake1625b]

className takes in a string but you're passing in a class, how is that possible. sorry if I missed the answer to this

[@srikantaprasadrajeurs5069]

tq