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classy components get a className prop by default, which accepts a string. It would be nice if it also could take a classnames object.
Instead of writing:
<Container className={classy.string(props.className, "pt-10 pb-14 px-8")}>
I could write:
<Container className={[props.className, "pt-10 pb-14 px-8"]}>
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classy components get a className prop by default, which accepts a string. It would be nice if it also could take a classnames object.
Instead of writing:
I could write:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: