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Fix typo in styling-components.md
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Fix typo in 03-creating-components.md
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## Suppressing logs on React Native

RSD provides comprehensive runtime warnings and errors to inform developers of about prop and style incompatibilities on native. If there are certain logs that you wish to suppress, this can be done by configuring the [React Native LogBox](https://reactnative.dev/docs/debugging#logbox) at the root of the native app. Messages follow a common structure, which allows for precise or general suppression. For example:
RSD provides comprehensive runtime warnings and errors to inform developers about prop and style incompatibilities on native. If there are certain logs that you wish to suppress, this can be done by configuring the [React Native LogBox](https://reactnative.dev/docs/debugging#logbox) at the root of the native app. Messages follow a common structure, which allows for precise or general suppression. For example:

```js
import { LogBox } from 'react-native';
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### Inherited styles

Inheritance is the process by which elements inherit the the values of properties from their ancestors in the DOM tree. Some properties, e.g. `color`, are automatically inherited by the children of the element to which they are applied. Each property defines whether it will be automatically inherited.
Inheritance is the process by which elements inherit the values of properties from their ancestors in the DOM tree. Some properties, e.g. `color`, are automatically inherited by the children of the element to which they are applied. Each property defines whether it will be automatically inherited.

React Strict DOM currently only supports inheritance for text style properties on native (these style properties can be applied to any element.) The `inherit` or `unset` value can also be set for any of these properties to restore their default behavior.

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