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React Vite Projects 13 Strapi Menu

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Updated: 12 May 2023
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Overview

The content provided is a set of instructions on how to set up and configure a React application with various components such as Navbar, Hero, Sidebar, and Submenu. It also provides guidance on importing data and using global context to manage state values and functions. The goal of the application is to create a responsive and interactive website with a toggleable sidebar and submenu functionality.

Features

  • Global context with an isSidebarOpen state value and functions to open and close the sidebar.
  • Navbar component with a logo and a button to open the sidebar.
  • Hero component for displaying a main section of the website.
  • Sidebar component to display links imported from data.jsx.
  • NavLinks component to render pages on the screen based on sublinks data.
  • Submenu component with the ability to show specific pages and links based on the page ID set in the NavLinks component.
  • CSS styling for the Navbar, Hero, Sidebar, NavLink, and Submenu components.
  • Fixing of multiple edge cases to ensure smooth application flow.

Installation

To install the theme, follow these steps:

  1. Explore the data.jsx file.
  2. Set up a global context with an isSidebarOpen state value (boolean) and two functions: one to close and the other to open the sidebar. Make these values available in the application code.
  3. Create four components: Navbar, Hero, Sidebar, and Submenu.
  4. In the Navbar component, set up a logo (h3) and a button to open the sidebar. Import the openSidebar function from the global context. Optionally, install and set up an icon from react-icons in the toggle button. Add CSS styling for the Navbar.
  5. Set up the Hero component and apply CSS styling.
  6. In the Sidebar component, import sublinks from data.jsx, iterate over the list, and display links in the component. Set up the Sidebar CSS. Use the isSidebarOpen and closeSidebar functions from the global context to show/hide the sidebar.
  7. Set up NavLinks in the Navbar. Import sublinks from data and iterate over them to render pages on the screen. Set up CSS styling for the NavLink.
  8. Set up a Submenu component with general CSS styling. In the global context, set up a pageId with a default value of null and make it available in the app. In the NavLinks component, set the pageId to the specific page ID when the user hovers over a link. In the Submenu component, grab the pageId from the global context and render the corresponding page and links. Add CSS styling to the Submenu component.
  9. Fix multiple edge cases to ensure smooth application flow.
  10. Apply CSS3D effect to enhance visual experience.

Summary

The provided content outlines the process of setting up a React application with key components and functionalities. By using global context, the application is able to manage a toggleable sidebar and display relevant submenus based on selected pages. The installation guide provides step-by-step instructions for setting up the theme and applying CSS styling. Additionally, the content highlights the importance of fixing edge cases to ensure optimal performance.