That would be quite wasteful, but it would work.Īnother option would be to use a single set of components, but focus on using CSS grids and other modern techniques to move things around in the different media queries. The best I can come up with is to render every single version of the page, and then use an actual css media query to hide all but the version you want. I honestly don't think there is a solution. However, doing this via SSR is an interesting problem.
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My answer is how to make responsive designs in react without having to worry about the CSS layout or media queries by just switching components. Not to mention the additional complexity! If you are in the position, reject these designs.Īh I see what you mean, I misunderstood your question. I would also check with the design team, why they did it the way they did, because its clearly not ideal. So only solution is to send down all markup like u/andrewingram suggested and work with media-queries. If you just return say the mobile version from the backend, the other versions will have a hydration missmatch and screen-flickering. So the server does not know what markup to send down. Additionally you won't know the exact width of the browser window or the orientation of the device, etc. They provide a user-agent but you cannot rely on that. A Request from a Browser or from a Google-bot or other crawler does not give (much) information about what device they are. SSR does not work with conditional renderig based on media queries. To add what has already been said (that the problem already starts in the design and you will unable to solve it properly):
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