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Hello, However, if you combine this with I think it would be very helpful to be able to set a footer that is unique to the whole component. Thanks for this great date picker, one of the best I've tried. |
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It's only after posting this that I realize that you could simply add whatever you want to the div containing the So, probably not the smartest suggestion ;) |
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@bcalou indeed the footer is applied to each calendar. To get only one element below, just add a wrapper around DayPicker: <div>
<DayPicker />
<form>
<input name="from"> <input name="to">
</form>
</div> |
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It's only after posting this that I realize that you could simply add whatever you want to the div containing the
DayPickercomponent, outside of theDayPickeritself.I'm using
react-popperto make the picker appear and I somehow conviced myself that everything inside the popper was handled byDayPicker, which is false.So, probably not the smartest suggestion ;)
(but I can't close it myself).