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Add `id` parameter to st.container (and other objects)
See original GitHub issueProblem
I would like to be able to style containers or elements without hacking with nth-child(). This would be easier if it were possible to reference the container by id instead of using the generated css class.
Solution
Looking at the layouts.py code, this is non-trivial. Ideally each object would have an id member, which then gets rendered out to the react component as an attribute.
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- Created a year ago
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- Comments:6
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Targeting any specific element with css ID & classes would be HUGE. It would allow us to add custom responsive grids, hovering effects, using frameworks like bootstraps, better customisation for any elements inside a particular container. etc.
st.component_name( class=“myclass my2ndclass” id=“myID” ) would help a lot and solve most of the headaches about unreliable css hacking/creating custom component just for it etc.
Just realized this is a duplicate of #3888. Closing since the other issue is older and has more upvotes. Will look at the comments in here when we work on it!