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Update README.md with classes prop example #303
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As a relative newbie to Material UI getting my head around styling has taken some time. It wasn't immediately clear to me while reading the docs how to make a small change to some styles (despite the link to material-ui.com). Having a small example of using the classes prop (as proposed in my edit) should make it easier for the uninitiated!
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@jacobedawson Good point, thanks for the PR. 👍 I'd prefer a linkk to this example instead, it shows how to make beautiful rainbow chips. 🌈 What do you think? |
Yeah perfect, that would be even better :) |
The added link contains a full example of how to use the classes property and adjust styles on the ChipInput component
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As a relative newbie to Material UI getting my head around styling has taken some time. It wasn't immediately clear to me while reading the docs how to make a small change to some styles (despite the link to material-ui.com). Having a small example of using the classes prop (as proposed in my edit) should make it easier for the uninitiated!