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Is there a way to add a class name to a blazor component without overriding the existing class name?

Suppose I have a component, MyComponent, declared as follow:

<div class="container">
  "some nested content"
</div>

now I want to consume the component, and give it a class name:

<MyComponent class="new-class" />

If I do this, the "container" class name will be overridden by "new-class":

<div class="new-class">
  ....
<div>

Is there a way to keep both class names and have, at the end:

<div class="container new-class">
  ....
<div>
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You should to learn about "Component Parameters": [Parameter]. On your component, declare a parameter:

<div class="container @CssClass">
  "some nested content"
</div>

@code
{
   [Parameter] public string CssClass {get; set;} = "";
}

Now, when you use your component, if you want, you can set a value to the parameter:

<MyComponent CssClass="new-class" />

Quoting docs:

Components can have component parameters, which are defined using public simple or complex properties on the component class with the [Parameter] attribute. Use attributes to specify arguments for a component in markup.


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