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I don't see a way to pass a custom method to <NavLink> from React-Router for denoting it's active classes.
<NavLink>
Idea 1: Use a custom <Match> component to derive when either url pattern is matched and apply via standard classNames
<Match>
Idea 2: Modify React-Router to accept custom methods for determining active states.
Idea 3: Move away from React-Router entirely and implement a custom router. (Likely don't have time for this).
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I don't see a way to pass a custom method to
<NavLink>
from React-Router for denoting it's active classes.Idea 1:
Use a custom
<Match>
component to derive when either url pattern is matched and apply via standard classNamesIdea 2:
Modify React-Router to accept custom methods for determining active states.
Idea 3:
Move away from React-Router entirely and implement a custom router. (Likely don't have time for this).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: