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When we tell people to add this section to their component after the list, it creates two nodes that are not contained. It is a ul and a div.
We should somehow mention that you need to surround the two in a div before adding that extra snippet to Older Posts, because react will only load things encapsulated by a single node.
CONTEXT:
Before adding it in the query, we need to actually create a link to access next page! Let's add a link in our Home, after our list of posts
Perhaps we could show the entire snippet to show what it looks like after adding this section into it?
This is a fantastic tutorial so far. Very clear.
Just wanted to fill in the holes for people because a source of a lot of my frustrations many tutorials out there is that they assume the user knows more than they do.
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@nalanirojas25 looks good to me. Just be sure to commit with the same email that you use for github to be credited properly (you can use --amend --author or something like that to edit author of a commit). Just ask if you need help.
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https://github.com/phenomic/phenomic/blob/master/packages/preset-react-app/docs/getting-started/5.md
When we tell people to add this section to their component after the list, it creates two nodes that are not contained. It is a
ul
and adiv
.We should somehow mention that you need to surround the two in a
div
before adding that extra snippet toOlder Posts
, because react will only load things encapsulated by a single node.CONTEXT:
Before adding it in the query, we need to actually create a link to access next page! Let's add a link in our Home, after our list of posts
Perhaps we could show the entire snippet to show what it looks like after adding this section into it?
This is a fantastic tutorial so far. Very clear.
Just wanted to fill in the holes for people because a source of a lot of my frustrations many tutorials out there is that they assume the user knows more than they do.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: