react-basesupsub

Simple component to render an element composed by baseline, superscript and subscript.

Usage

<BaseSupSub base="mybase" sup="mysuperscript" sub="mysubscript" />
 
<BaseSupSub base={10} sup={2} sub="something" />
 
<BaseSupSub
  base={10}
  sup={2}
  sub="something"
  className="myclass1 myclass2"
/>
 
<BaseSupSub
  base={10}
  sup={2}
  sub="something"
  style={{ color: 'red', fontSize: '30px' }}
/>
 
<BaseSupSub
  base={10}
  sup={2}
  sub="something"
  style={{ color: 'red', fontSize: '30px', display: 'block' }}
/>

Notes

• The component has a default display mode of inline-block. This default is established using CSS Modules, to allow you overwrite it with two methods:

  • Applying your own class to the component, that sets another display mode:

    <BaseSup className="yourclass" ......... />

  • Setting inline styles:

    <BaseSup style={{ display: 'block' }} ......... />

• If you don't establish a base value, the component will render null.

• If you set only a base value, the component will render a simple div with all the props.