I have a custom react-calendar-timeline component. It looks something like this:
import Timeline, { TimelineHeaders } from 'react-calendar-timeline';
const CustomTimeline = () => {
return (
<Timeline
// props...
>
<TimelineHeaders>
// My custom timeline headers...
</TimelineHeaders>
</Timeline>
);
};
I want to move TimelineHeaders into a new component so that I can reduce the amount of code in the CustomTimeline component and add some custom styles. This was my attempt using styled-components:
import { TimelineHeaders } from 'react-calendar-timeline';
import styled from 'styled-components';
const StyledTimelineHeaders = styled(TimelineHeaders)`
// custom styles here
`;
const CustomTimelineHeaders = ({ ...props }) => {
return (
<StyledTimelineHeaders {...props}>
// custom headers here
</StyledTimelineHeaders>
);
};
And of course, the original timeline would now look like this:
import Timeline from 'react-calendar-timeline';
import CustomTimelineHeaders from './CustomTimelineHeaders';
const CustomTimeline = () => {
return (
<Timeline
// props...
>
<CustomTimelineHeaders />
</Timeline>
);
};
My problem is that the Timeline does not seem to recognize the TimelineHeaders as a child when I use the custom component. Rather than using my custom styles, it goes back to the default headers and completely ignores the custom component. Can anyone explain why?