Build an Gatsby Portal component using AI

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How can you create Gatsby Portal UI using Purecode?

Step 1

Plan Your Gatsby Portal Features

Design your gatsby portal feature set and development objectives in text area above

Step 2

Configure your Gatsby component with your preferred features and design

Customize every aspect of your Portal component - from visual design to interactive features - to create exactly what you need.

Step 3

One-click VS Code project integration

Quickly add your generated component to VS Code with one simple click.

Step 4

Review your Gatsby component before publishing

Verify your component before adding it to your project. Iterate further using our VS Code plugin.

What is a Gatsby portal?

Gatsby portal is a way to show things on the screen in a different place than where the code is written. It's like magic that lets a part of your website show up outside of the normal flow, like a pop-up or a menu that floats. This is really helpful when you want something to stay on top of the rest of the page, like a message box or a picture viewer. It uses something called React Portal, and Gatsby just helps make it easier when you build your website with it. With Gatsby portal, you can keep your code clean and still put your content where it looks best. This makes your website faster and easier to understand. You can also make cool things like modals and tooltips that stay on the screen while you scroll. It helps you build smart and fun websites.

How to use the Gatsby portal?

To use Gatsby portal, you first need to install it in your Gatsby site. After that, you can create a portal by wrapping the part you want to move in a tag. This will tell Gatsby to show that part in a different spot, like the end of the tag. You can also control where it shows by giving it a place, like a special ID or a container in your HTML. When using Gatsby portal, it’s best to use it for things that should stay above other stuff on the page, like pop-ups or sidebars. You can write the code for your Portal just like normal, and it will work just like other parts of your site. This makes it simple for you to move things around without breaking the rest of the page.

How to style Gatsby portal?

Styling Gatsby portal works the same way as styling anything else in Gatsby. You can use CSS files, CSS-in-JS, or tools like styled-components. Since the content inside the Portal is still React, you can give it a class name or use inline styles. This lets you make it look the way you want, like making the background dark or the box round. If you're using something like Tailwind CSS, you can just add your class names like normal. Just make sure the styles reach the part of the page where the Portal shows up. Sometimes you may need to check that global styles are being used if it’s not inside your normal layout. But once styled, your portal can look just as nice and smooth as the rest of your site.

How to build a Gatsby Portal using Purecode AI?

To build a Gatsby Portal using PureCode AI, first go to the PureCode AI website. In the prompt box, write exactly what you want, for example, “I want a Gatsby portal that renders content outside the main DOM tree.” After you send your request, PureCode AI will generate the code for the portal. When the design and code appear, review everything carefully. If the code looks good and works as you want, click the “Copy Code” button. Then, paste the code into your Gatsby project. Once you add the portal code to your site, test it to see how the content appears outside the main page structure. Portals help you show things like modals or tooltips in a different part of the page without breaking your layout. If you want to change how the portal works or looks, you can go back to PureCode AI and change your prompt to get a new version. This makes building portals in Gatsby easier and faster without needing to write all the code yourself.