Building Modern Search with Yext: Part 2 - Expanding Search Capabilities

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  • I also want to override some of the builtInCssClasses within the SearchBar component so I’m passing searchBarCssStyles and a cssCompositionMethod of ‘assign’ as props. The ‘assign' method will assign the Tailwind classes I have added to searchBarCssStyles to their corresponding elements. Every built-in style not included in searchBarCssStyles will be left alone. The README in the React Site Search Starter provides an explanation of cssCompositionMethod and its different options.

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  • I have hosted the code for this project here and the live version of the app here.

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  • The Site Search Starter includes Tailwind CSS; a CSS framework that provides utility classes for customizing components in a web application. Unlike CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or Materialize, Tailwind does not provide pre-built components. Instead, its utility classes make it easy to style components that are built from scratch.

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  • In the container field within my custom css classes, I am including a class called font-display. This class is not included with Tailwind and is something that I added to my Tailwind configuration. After downloading some fonts from Google fonts and adding them to my project, I imported them into the application CSS via the tailwind.cssfile.

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