In this tutorial, you will learn how to use inline CSS into Next.js.
What is inline CSS?
In the inline CSS, you can add styles directly to elements using the style attribute.
Example: In the example, I have added color and fontSize into the h1 tag.
export default function InlineExample() {
return (
<h1 style={{ color: "blue", fontSize: "24px" }}>
Inline Styled Text
</h1>
);
}
When to use inline CSS?
There are many reasons to use inline CSS.
1. When using conditional styles based on props.
2. Use for Dynamic styling.
3. Use for Quick prototypes.
When should you not use inline CSS?
You will see, when you should not use inline CSS.
1. You should not use inline CSS in Enterprise Level Projects (Long Projects).
2. When you use Large styling.
3. When you use repeated styles.
Inline CSS in Next.js – Questions and Answers
Q 1: What is inline CSS?
Q 2: When should inline CSS be used?
Q 3: Does inline CSS support JavaScript values?
Q 4: Is inline CSS recommended for large apps?
Q 5: Can inline CSS override other styles?
Inline CSS in Next.js – Objective Questions (MCQs)
Q1. Inline styles in Next.js are written as:
Q2. Which syntax is correct for inline styles in JSX?
Q3. Inline styles are best suited for:
Q4. Which CSS property uses camelCase in inline styles?
Q5. Inline styles cannot support: