Many modern web designs require a responsive footer that looks good and functions properly on all devices. A responsive footer automatically adjusts its layout and content to fit the screen size of the device it is being viewed on.
Learn how to create a responsive footer in React.js using the simple-react-footer module.
The simple-react-footer module is a lightweight and easy-to-use library that allows you to create a responsive footer in React.js. It provides a set of props that you can use to customize the appearance and functionality of your footer.
Before diving into creating a footer using the simple-react-footer module, let’s take a quick look at some of its key features:
- Customizable layout: The simple-react-footer module allows you to define the number of columns in your footer, as well as the content of each column.
- Responsive design: The footer automatically adjusts its layout to fit the screen size of the device it is being viewed on.
- Customizable appearance: The simple-react-footer module provides a range of props that you can use to customize the appearance of your footer, such as the background color, font color, and icon color.
Now that you have a basic understanding of the simple-react-footer module, let’s see how you can use it to create a footer in React.js.
Start by creating a simple React app. You can then use the simple-react-footer module to create a footer, as in this example:
import React from 'react';
import SimpleReactFooter from 'simple-react-footer';const Footer = () => {
const description = "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat.";
const title = "Lorem Ipsum";
const columns = [{
title: "Column 1",
resources: [{
name: "Item 1",
link: "/item1"
},{
name: "Item 2",
link: "/item2"
},{
name: "Item 3",
link: "/item3"
},{
name: "Item 4",
link: "/item4"
}]
},{
title: "Column 2",
resources: [{
name: "Item 5",
link: "/item5"
},{
name: "Item 6",
link: "/item6"
}]
},{
title: "Column 3",
resources: [{
name: "Item 7",
link: "/item7"
},{
name: "Item 8",
link: "/item8"
}]
}];
return <SimpleReactFooter
description={description}
title={title}
columns={columns}
/>;
}
export default Footer;
That code will create a footer that looks like this:
This example imports the SimpleReactFooter component and defines a functional component called Footer. Inside the Footer component, it uses the SimpleReactFooter component, passing it three props: title, description, and columns.
The module displays the title prop at the top of the footer. Below that, it shows the title prop. Finally, the columns prop is an array of objects that define the content of the columns in the footer.
Customizing Components With Different Props
As well as the title and description props, the simple-react-footer module provides several props that you can pass to the component. You can use these to customize the appearance and functionality of your footer.
Here is a list of all the props available in the simple-react-footer module:
- title: The title of the footer.
- description: A brief description of the footer.
- columns: An array of objects that defines the content of the columns in the footer. Each object should have a title property that specifies the title of the column and a resources property that is an array of objects, each representing a resource in the column. Each resource object should have a name property that specifies the name of the resource and a link property that specifies the link to the resource.
- linkedin: The LinkedIn handle of the company or organization.
- facebook: The Facebook handle of the company or organization.
- twitter: The Twitter handle of the company or organization.
- instagram: The Instagram handle of the company or organization.
- youtube: The YouTube handle of the company or organization.
- pinterest: The Pinterest handle of the company or organization.
- copyright: The copyright text for the footer.
- iconColor: The color of the social media icons in the footer.
- backgroundColor: The background color of the footer.
- fontColor: The font color of the footer.
- copyrightColor: The font color of the copyright text in the footer.
Here is an example of how you can use all the props available in the simple-react-footer module to create a customized footer in React.js:
import React from 'react';
import SimpleReactFooter from 'simple-react-footer';const Footer = () => {
const description = "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat.";
const title = "Lorem Ipsum";
const columns = [{
title: "Column 1",
resources: [{
name: "Item 1",
link: "/item1"
},{
name: "Item 2",
link: "/item2"
},{
name: "Item 3",
link: "/item3"
},{
name: "Item 4",
link: "/item4"
}]
},{
title: "Column 2",
resources: [{
name: "Item 5",
link: "/item5"
},{
name: "Item 6",
link: "/item6"
}]
},{
title: "Column 3",
resources: [{
name: "Item 7",
link: "/item7"
},{
name: "Item 8",
link: "/item8"
}]
}];
return <SimpleReactFooter
description={description}
title={title}
columns={columns}
linkedin="lorem_ipsum_on_linkedin"
facebook="lorem_ipsum_on_fb"
twitter="lorem_ipsum_on_twitter"
instagram="lorem_ipsum_live"
youtube="UCFt6TSF464J8K82xeA?"
pinterest="lorem_ipsum_collections"
copyright="black"
iconColor="black"
backgroundColor="lightgrey"
fontColor="black"
copyrightColor="darkgrey"
/>;
}
export default Footer;
This example uses all the props available in the simple-react-footer module to create a customized footer. The code will create a footer with different colors and various social media icons:
The linkedin, facebook, twitter, instagram, youtube, and pinterest props specify the social media handles of the company or organization. If you provide these props, the module displays the corresponding social media icons in the footer.
The copyright prop specifies the copyright text for the footer. The module displays this text at the bottom of the footer.
The iconColor, backgroundColor, fontColor, and copyrightColor props customize the appearance of the footer.
In addition to making your website look good, a responsive footer can improve the user experience of your website. A responsive footer ensures that all users, regardless of the device they are using, can access and use the footer easily.