Overview:

This document discusses an example app that utilizes styled-components, a styling solution that supports universal styles. The app extends the Document component to inject server-side rendered styles into the head of the HTML, and it also sets up a global theme for styled-components using the NextJS custom App component. The article provides instructions on deploying the example app using Vercel and CodeSandbox, and it also includes a note about avoiding an error when using the Link component from next/link within a styled-component.

Features:

• Utilizes styled-components, a styling solution that supports universal styles
• Injects server-side rendered styles into the head of the HTML using the extended Document component
• Sets up a global theme for styled-components using the NextJS custom App component
• Provides instructions on deploying the example app using Vercel
• Allows deployment of the app to the cloud using Vercel’s documentation
• Provides the option to try the example app on CodeSandbox
• Includes a note about avoiding an error when using the Link component within a styled-component

Installation:

To install the theme, follow these steps:

1. Execute create-next-app with npm or Yarn to bootstrap the example.
2. Deploy the app to the cloud with Vercel using their documentation.

Summary:

This article discusses an example app that utilizes styled-components as a styling solution that supports universal styles. It provides instructions on deploying the app using Vercel and CodeSandbox, and also includes a note about avoiding an error when using the Link component within a styled-component.