In addition to providing properties for styling, there are some properties to (No class names are currently applied within the grid, as the SVG layout is very layout-sensitive.) Player progress events (And further, if you're not using styled-components, but want to make use of ThemeProvider, this library re-exports ThemeProvider so you can pull it from here.)Īlso, several class names are applied to elements in the crossword, in case you want to apply styles that way: elementĮntire crossword component encompassing grid and cluesĮntire crossword is correct (on same element as crossword)Īn individual clue with a correct answer (on same element as clue) Note that these values can be provided either via ThemeProvider, or directly as a theme property on the Crossword component itself. Can be 'transparent' to show through a page background image.Ĭolor for answer text (entered by the player)Ĭolor for the across/down numbers in the gridīackground color for the cell with focus, the one that the player is typing intoīackground color for the cells in the answer the player is working on, helps indicate in which direction focus will be moving also used as a background on the active clue Overall background color (fill) for the crossword grid. The Crossword component makes use of styled-components' ThemeProvider and offers the following properties to control colors and layout: theme propertyīrowser-width at which the clues go from showing beneath the grid to showing beside the grid. as many of the styling properties as possible are exposed so that you can create any look you want for the crossword.
One other major difference (and advantage) to this crossword component is that it is very "stylable". The Crossword component calculates the needed grid size from the data itself, so you don't need to pass an overall size to the component. (This is done so that the creator has control over the numbering/labelling of the clues/answers.) Each item contains a clue and answer property, as well as row and col for the starting position.
Each of those objects is a map, keyed by the answer number rather than an array.
At the top level, the across and down properties group together the clues/answers for their respective directions.
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