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This demonstrates one way that you could take a reusable component and expose a mechanism for overriding styles for components within the component using a prop called styleOverrides.
The key bit here is passing styleOverrides to the theme prop of the glamorous ThemeProvider. Because you may still need to use the theme for other things, it's nice to namespace these (like this example does).
Then you can write a little helper function (getStyleOverrides) to make adding this overrides capability to each of your glamorous components. It even works with the css prop!
Simple styled button
Something as simple as a button can have a lot of style packed into it. This example shows how to isolate all the style logic using glamorous so you can easily use your beautiful button anywhere in your app.
prop styles
Simple utility making it easier to create glamorous components that accept prop flags for styles
This allows you to create a glamorous component that accepts flags to enable/disable styles:
<Text faded superheading>faded superheading</Text>
<Text heading>heading</Text>
Please visit the prop-styles repo for installation and usage details.
Component that adds 'complex' pseudo elements
Here is an exaple of creating a Breadcrumb style list of naviation links. It is using css selectors based on the this selector & to style it's sub elements based on the position in the list. It also adds pseudo elements to seperate the links.
Note I had to do some funky specificity hacks to get the color of the link applied.
An example of integrating with a component that have built in classNames already.
This shows styling of a react-router NavLink. The NavLink component sets a class on the component when it's in it's active state. You can configure the class that gets set and by default it's .active. As glamorous generates dynamic classNames I haven't found a way to pass a name to it. So instead the appoach shown here...
With glamorous you can still use traditional css selectors! Just put the selector inside a ['.my-sector'] and put the styles you want applied inside an object. Just the same as you would for things like ':hover'.
Increase specificity
Increase specificity of glamor-generated CSS selectors with a simple plugin
You can use a simple glamor plugin function to increase the specificity of glamor-generated CSS selectors. This is useful if you need your glamorous styles to take precedence over other global styles on the page (especially link styles).
Component as a selector
How to use a component as a nested selector
This demonstrates how to use a component as a selector. Right now glamorous doesn't have great support for nested components. This is actually intentional because it's not a pattern you should generally follow (one of the nice parts of css-in-js is that it allows you to not worry about the cascade of CSS).
To work around this isn't too challenging however. In this example, we add a className to FooterHeader and then reference this in the CSS of the Footer component.
An example of using glamorous together with react-transition-group
This shows how to combine glamorous with the TransitionGroup and CSSTransition components from react-transition-group. When done properly, simply by mounting and unmounting your components you will get entrance and exit animations (CSS animations alone only provide a way to animate mounting components, not unmounting c...
Mounting a component in the embedded example works as such:
1. The component is mounted.
2. The fade-enter class is applied and the opacity is set to 0.
3. The fade-enter-active class is applied and the opacity transitions to 1.
4. Once the transition is done, both the fade-enter and fade-enter-active classes are removed.
Unmounting a component works similarly:
1. The fade-exit class is applied to the mounted component. The opacity remains at 1. Technically, you don't need a selector for this class since it doesn't do anything for us, but it's a good idea to be explicit when dealing with react-transition-group.
2. The fade-exit-active class is applied to the mounted component and the opacity transitions to 0.
3. Once the transition is done, the component is unmounted.
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Wood Gasification Boiler
In an age of environmental concerns and skyrocketing energy costs, the search for alternative methods for providing home heating and hot water has intensified. With trouble seemingly everywhere in the world where energy is produced, there is always speculation that the costs for fuel will only rise with each passing ye...
Is it a wood burning stove?
Wood Gasification Boiler The first question most people ask is whether a wood gasification boiler is just another name for a wood burning stove. Well, the simple answer is yes … and no. Obviously, the wood gasification boiler uses wood to produce heat, and it does so by burning the fuel source. In that respect, it is s...
The first difference involves the cleaner heat that is produced. Because the wood gasification boiler burns the wood in a firebox, while at the same time capturing the smoke and heated air that would otherwise escape into the atmosphere of your home, it is considerably more energy efficient than the old wood burning st...
Less waste
One of the results of this wood gasification boiler process is that the boiler uses almost the entirety of the gases produced from the burn process, leaving behind very little by way of soot or residue. The majority of the gases produced by burning are converted into heat, raising the overall efficiency of these units ...
Less risk
One problem with many alternative heating methods is the added risk of fire. With a wood gasification boiler, you have almost no opportunity for any type of combustion. Chimney fires are a thing of the past, and the amount of pollution created is all but negligible. Best of all, the wood itself is a renewable resource ...
Adaptable technology
Finally, your wood gasification boiler can be adapted and joined with your current home heating system to provide the type of low cost heat you’ve only dreamed about in the past. When your boiler is linked to your conventional furnace system, you even have the option of switching back to the regular furnace any time th...
Dynamic Duo: Why Content and SEO Go Hand-in-Hand
content and seo
Content and SEO are two broadly and frequently used terms when we talk about inbound Marketing. While most know how content marketing and SEO work individually, how they fit together can be less clear.
Long answer short: you need content to support your keyword strategy and you need to understand what people are searching for to create meaningful content that will resonate with your audience. Diving into the relationship between content and SEO can improve your inbound strategy, boost visibility and traffic to your w...
Differences between SEO and Content Marketing
Before we discuss how SEO and content overlap, let’s understand how these two concepts stand on their own:
SEO: SEO or Search Engine Optimization is a narrower and more technical approach than content marketing. It involves using a series of techniques in order to improve a website’s search visibility and rankings in SERPs. These techniques include creating a mobile-friendly website, optimizing title tags and meta tags, usi...
Content Marketing: Content Marketing is a broader and more holistic approach, thought with a strong SEO strategy, it can get very granular. It involves creating valuable content for your website and other platforms in order to attract, inform, entertain and engage your audience. The type of content can be in the form o...
How Content and SEO Overlap
As mentioned above, SEO is all about understanding and playing to Google search algorithms in order to have your website rank higher in search results. Because Google determines the relevancy and the authority of your page by analyzing the content and the number of links pointing to that page, content plays an integral...
On the other hand, if you are writing content just for the audience without keeping SEO in mind (aka without keeping Googlebot in mind), it may be more difficult for Google to identify the relevancy and authority of your page. As a result, search engine crawlers won’t be able to push your website above the search resul...
Here are some additional thoughts on how SEO and content are complementary:
1) SEO creates demands, content fulfills them
Link building is one of the most important skills in an effective SEO strategy. Creating a great amount of trusted backlinks (incoming links to a webpage) helps pages on your site rank higher on all major search engines, including Google. The force behind creating solid backlinks? Compelling, shareable, interesting and...
2) SEO uncovers which keywords to deliver, content is the vehicle
Keywords are a critical component of SEO. Keywords are the important words and phrases found throughout your website and content that allow people to find your site through Google and other search engines. While each site’s keyword strategy will be unique, businesses largely use keywords and keyword groupings throughou...
3) SEO demands consistent efforts, content is the story that never ends
SEO success is neither fast nor permanent; it’s a marketing technique that demands consistent effort because Google demands fresh content. In fact, the pages that have been recently updated with quality content are rapidly indexed and get a higher position in SERPs. This is the reason why 72% of B2b marketers are produ...
Same Coin, Nuanced Applications
Content and SEO are two different sides of the same coin. You’re not really doing one if you’re not doing the other. Implementing an impactful SEO strategy means creating content that is aligned with your keyword research. Similarly, content marketing requires quality content that engages audiences using the insights y...
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Mitena di Vongola Primo
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Gauntlet Of Vongola Primo
Title Mitena di Vongola Primo
Weapon Gauntlet
Similar Weapons Mantello di Vongola Primo
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The Mitena di Vongola Primo (lit. Vongola First's Gauntlet) is a gauntlet initially used by the first generation Vongola Boss, Giotto. Through future Vongola technology, the 10th generation Boss, Tsuna, is able to use this weapon when his Vongola Box Weapon Natsu enters Cambio Forma. The gauntlet is decorated with the ...
When either Giotto or Tsuna focuses all their Flames onto their fist for a single attack, their Gloves change and are capable of delivering a devastating punch to the enemy.
After unlocking the Original Vongola Rings, the gauntlet gains several sharp spikes and more power.
Techniques Edit
• Big Bang Axle: Tsuna concentrates Sky Flames in his fist to deliver a powerful punch which is said to rival the X-Burner in power.
• Burning Axle: After gaining the Original Sky Vongola Ring, the Big Bang Axle gained more power and was dubbed the Burning Axle. The Burning Axle is an attack that has more power than the Big Bang Axle.
Recurrent Mouth Ulcers and Canker Sores in Children
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Your child's age, duration of symptoms (how long the ulcers have been there), and other symptoms can help you and your pediatrician figure out what is causing your child's mouth ulcers.
• Herpes Gingivostomatitis - this is an infection caused by the herpes virus, which is the same virus that causes fever blisters or cold sores (herpes labialis). Although some people get cold sores over and over, the first time you get this infection, instead of just getting a few vesicles on your lips, you get the c...
• Hand Foot and Mouth disease is another viral illness that causes mouth ulcers. It is caused by the Coxsackie virus and children with this infection usually get small red ulcers in their mouth and on their hands (palms) and feet (soles). These children can also sometimes get a rash on their legs and buttocks.
• Herpangina - is similar to hand foot and mouth disease, except that the ulcers are just in the child's mouth. It is also caused by the Coxsackie virus.
• Bacterial infections, like gingivitis.
• Geographic Tongue - also called benign migratory glossitis, can look like a large ulcer, with a smooth pink or red area on the tongue with a raised border. It is not usually painful though and no treatment is necessary.
• Oral ulcers can also be caused by trauma, as a side effect of chemotherapy, radiation and certain drugs, especially Stevens-Johnson syndrome.
Recurrent Mouth Ulcers
Recurrent ulcers can be more difficult to diagnose, treat and prevent. Referral to a specialist, a dentist or dermatologist, and perhaps a biopsy of an ulcer is sometimes necessary.
Trauma, like from a dental appliance, sharp tooth, habitual cheek biting, are a common cause of recurrent mouth ulcers. In this situation, you would expect the ulcers to keep coming back in the same area.
Recurrent aphthous stomatitis is a common cause of recurrent mouth ulcers in children and adults. They are also called canker sores and although sometimes thought to be caused by smoking, food allergies, stress, vitamin deficiencies, and local trauma, no specific trigger is found in most people.
Although most people with recurrent herpes infections (herpes simplex labialis) get the ulcers on the outside of their lips (cold sores or fever blisters), some get them inside too.
Recurrent mouth ulcers can also accompany many systemic disorders, such as: