Overview:

This document discusses an example app that utilizes styled-components, a styling solution that supports universal styles. The app extends the Document component to inject server-side rendered styles into the head of the HTML, and it also sets up a global theme for styled-components using the NextJS custom App component. The article provides instructions on deploying the example app using Vercel and CodeSandbox, and it also includes a note about avoiding an error when using the Link component from next/link within a styled-component.

Features:

Utilizes styled-components, a styling solution that supports universal styles
Injects server-side rendered styles into the head of the HTML using the extended Document component
Sets up a global theme for styled-components using the NextJS custom App component
Provides instructions on deploying the example app using Vercel
Allows deployment of the app to the cloud using Vercel's documentation
Provides the option to try the example app on CodeSandbox
Includes a note about avoiding an error when using the Link component within a styled-component

Summary:

This article discusses an example app that utilizes styled-components as a styling solution that supports universal styles. It provides instructions on deploying the app using Vercel and CodeSandbox, and also includes a note about avoiding an error when using the Link component within a styled-component.

Camila Cruz

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