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Hey, @sassanh!
I add hasNestedCollapse
prop and updated your codepen: https://codepen.io/nkbt/pen/WxBJdW?editors=0010
It works well now!
Please, reopen if you have more questions about this or open new issues if something else is not working
Thanks for codepen by the way - saved heaps of time for me!
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@nkbt sorry I don't understand what you mean by passing props through parent Collapse
, in the Codepen example (https://codepen.io/sassanh/pen/GqLZVy?editors=0010) I'm not passing any props "through" parent Collapse
tag. I'm just providing isOpened
for it.
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I'm glad codepen helped. Thanks a lot.
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@nkbt , I've been reading through your commits and checked out the codepen, but I'm still not clear what this does exactly? Changing to hasNestedCollapse={false}
in the codepen seems to make no difference. What should I be looking at?
My use case is slightly more complex:
<Collapse>
... content
<Collapse />
... content
... content
<Collapse />
</Collapse>
(it is a timeline of comments, and the replies to a comment are rendered in another Collapse). So whether the parent <Collapse>
should animate, depends on where the action is occurring:
- if it's in the content (e.g. a comment that was added/deleted) it should animate;
- if it's in a child
<Collapse>
(e.g. a reply added) it should not.
Was this parameter meant for this type of use case as well? How do I best approach this?
Great library btw, keep up the good work.
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- as-prop for Collapse HOT 1
- Fade in/fade out with opacity style on open/close HOT 1
- hasNestedCollapse no longer necessary in v5 yet is used in Nested example HOT 1
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