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Building Reactive Apps with Svelte and Tailwind

Displaying Entry Details

Learn how to display the properties of each student in input fields.

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Now that we’ve implemented routing, let's add some content to the page that we can work with. To keep styles consistent across repeating blocks, we're going to need to outsource some parts of the page into smaller components. Take a look at the overall design to see which parts could be broken down into components:

Sections with headers, inputs, and TextAreas are great candidates for new components
Sections with headers, inputs, and TextAreas are great candidates for new components

Based on the design, we can outline how we want our template to look in the end. We want to end up with a similar look for the layout's code:

HTML
<FormSection title="Student Information">
  <Input value={student.name} label="Student name" />
</FormSection>
<FormSection title="Contact Information">
  <Input value={student.phone} label="Phone number" />
  <Input value={student.email} label="Email address" />
</FormSection>
<FormSection title="Notes">
  <TextArea value={student.note} label="Put your notes here" />
</FormSection>
<FormSection title="Registration Details">
  <span>Active student</span>
  <input type="checkbox" checked={student.isActive} />
</FormSection>

In addition to making the template slimmer and keeping the styles consistent across elements, it will also help with debugging and configuration by making the template more readable. Let's start off by creating a FormSection component that will encapsulate all other components.

Build a section component

In the following example, we’ve added FormSection to the details page four different times, with different titles. We’ve created the FormSection component as well, but the component is currently using a static title. Head over to the ...