How do I create page layouts in react.js

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So I'm working on a project and when I add in functional components to the

page they completely cover each other up. I try adding margin and using

all sorts of positioning but to no effect. The page does not produce enough

height for them either.

Are there any suggestions on how I could create explicit layouts using React, CSS or a CSS framework?

I'm aware of using the children props for the nav and footer but how could I do this for pages?

I'd be so grateful for any help!

What I have tried:

Using positioning, margin, and Grid

Posted 19-May-23 2:28am

daniel wakeley

Updated 19-May-23 3:08am

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Andre Oosthuizen 19-May-23 8:33am

Please show us what you have in code form thus far, it will help us to identify your layout issues.

daniel wakeley 19-May-23 9:10am

Hi thanks for replying here is a basic code example of how I've done things. The components that are in the product page are just stacked one on top of the other for some reason. Could this be cause I am
using Material UI? I can also send you a photo of how things look as well if that would help

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daniel wakeley · Answer 1 · 2023-05-19T03:08:00

JSX

<pre>  <LayoutComponent>
        <Routes>
        
          <Route path="/" element={<ProductPage />} />
          <Route path="/product" element={<CompositeCard />} />
          <Route path="/settings" element={<Settings />} />
        </Routes>
        </LayoutComponent>

        

<pre>function ProductPage() {
  return (
   <>
    <Container>
    
    <ImageSlider/>
    <Cards/>
      
    </Container>
    
   
   </>
  )
}